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VOLUME XXXIX LOWILL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JULY, 30 1MI NO. 10

LURAVINING jCedger EYE-WITNESS POET TELLS CERTERIIML PAGEANT PLANS Cn tries Mrs. Frances Morgan has been RECALLS DAYS TO TRANSFER HOW LOWELL appointed general chairman of FOR CENTENNH the antiques display for the Low- Bming • C*IUctt*fi W Var- ell Centennial. Those having ntiques or relics of early days OFSTEAMBOAT ious Topics of Local and OF INDIANS GOT STARTEDar; e kindly asked to call Q-nten- MOVE STEADILY nial headquarters, phone 192. and leave word to that effect. ^ CAME TO LOWELL 71 YEARS 1400 MEN. WOMEN AND CHIL- THERE MAt BE MORE TRUTH Relics should be brought in nol ALL PARTS ASSIGNED—CHAI^ Householders should keep all ,>,tT ,han AGO AND ATTENDED THE DREN MOVED IN CANOES THAN POETRY IN THE FOL next Tuesday night— door« locked and homes guarded sooner if possible. If unable to ACTERS AND CHAIRMEN "LITTLE RED 8CHOOL- during the Centennial. In such FROM LOWELL VICINITY TO LOWING—WE LEAVE IT TO bring in they will be called for LEAVING NO STONES UN- a crowd as will assemble here OCEANA COUNTY — LIFE THE READER TO JUDGE AF- b.v c«^, Peckham. HOl'SE" — LOWELL ONCE there are sure to he some of the TURNEO FOR SUCCESS OF BOASTED A "STREET RAIL- light-fingered gentry. Another SKETCH OF COB-MOOSA ER PERI SING THE FOLLOW- Mrs. Flora Hughes and two UNDERTAKING — PRESENT. hint—don't try to heat the other granddaughters, age 18, direct WAY." TOLD. ING BY "ELLEN." ED EVENINGS OF AUG. 0-7. fellow's game. descendants of Danbl Marsac,, who came to Lowell in 1831, have I Mrs. Lura Avereery Vininvi g wis Richard E. Southwick of Harl, Ta CeMia'. Bill? promised to attend the Lowell After a felev necessary chaises Squirting gobs of tobacco Juice Michigan, is the author of the born in Alleghengbenvy Co., Ne? w York, on the sidewalk is a poor way of Dere Bill, Old Sport, Ontennial. Their home is at the Pageant is goinp ahead. 83 years ago. Hnd came to Loweveil l following interesting article con- Hudsonville. They will be en- chairmen of the different episodes expressing appreciation of the cerning Cob-moo-sa and the In- You listenin? Here's news you'll in 1858, at the age of ten. She new seats which have been placed like to hear: This town is gonta tertained at the home of Mrs. An- "re in charge of their properties attended school at the "little red dians of the Grand River valley. gie Hooker while in Lowell. I to relieve Mrs. Fineis. along Main street. A person Mr. Southwick is recognized as dog right up and do its stuff this school bouse." where the Meth- thoughtless enough to do such a year. The fireworks is gonta Mrs. Ethel White Roth is act- odist church now stands. A Mist an authority on the subjed on Horses are wanted for the par- ing as chairman of decorations in trick ought to be obliged to clean which he writes. He befriended fly. Let's help 'em out. Bill, Campbell, Mr. Lotta and Nanny up his own mess once or twice, you an' I. They say the limit is ade to haul floats. If you can place of Mrs. Jefferies and Mrs. Kn«n> were teachers there dur- the Indians on their arrival in What sav'we helo em 8Pare « team, polish up the old Ernest Roth is taking charge of which would be a sure cure for Oceana county and in other ways the sky. ing loose years. such a dirty offense against the harness, doll up old Bess and Tom Episode VI instead of Mts. Nile*, gave them assistance. cheer? and no : When the Averys came to Low- laws of common decency. Paint up your flivver. fill the Ufy Centennial headquar- A shortened form of the pro- ell they came by stage from Kala- Mr. Southwick is now nearing tank. an' bring along with you ^ phone 9J or call Frank {tram to be presorted at Becrea- maioo to Grand Rapids, and by 90 years of age. He has in his the wife an' kids, a lotta grub, an' Kigali or Paul Kellogg. Uon park at 8.JO p. m.. on the train to Lowell over the new D. We ask the question, "who is session the peace pipe smoked Aug 6 7 ,vn think of things to do. The time Ir . . . ^ " " * A M. railroad. All of the freight the real friend of the rural tax- the Indians on the night pre- we're gonta celebrate is August. . ,r J,,u. have rooms to rent dur- below. and passengeri were brought to payers of Kent County, George ceding their leave-taking of the Bill 6 7 8 Just ring a circle ,nK Centennial be sure to notify Author—Mrs. Hahn. town over the upper or east W. Welsh and his Grand Rapids vicinity of Lowell. round the date an' poke your Uoons. secretary of the Eirtranee of Ceateaaial QU^B. bridge because the lower bridge Chronicle in demanding that 40% The Story pencil throuah. housing committee. | Dance of the \\ ater Nymphs. had not as yet been constructed. of the cost of widening a thor- For two hundred years between COB-MOO-SA. NOTED INDIAN OF GRAND RIVER VALLEY You ask mi' what's the noise I H's,wr"»n reriewi histon de- Two big busses with doors at oughfare in the city of Grand l(i3U and 18311 there was no change r nd W 0 1 0 1 11 1,1 Rapids be paid by the county, or about? WeB iT'sUkettds. Yo" I J> ;» f.l - ^rH - j ^ the back and side seats were in the conditions of the Ottawa know, a white man with a red >etroit w ||. residents of i Music. the rural supervisors and others e known drjwn by sleek horses and met Indians of the Grand River Val- Big Steer Here man's heart a hundred year, ago y r*n,^L Episode 1—Indians at Home. who are fighting for 25% as the 0 art,ci am1 in every train. The drivers vied ley and all other valleys north to QIEEN VOTE hit out from nowhere with hii , P P ' thi Methodist Music. with each other to attract trade. limit thai should be paid by the the Straits. It was owned and For the Barbecue pack, his gun an' blankets on his "mie-coming August 9. especially Episode II—Marsac Trading county?" Mrs. Vining remembers riding occupied by seventeen bands, back, some grub stuffed in a gun- 1J? evening program. Mrs. Post. on a steamboat on the Grand We hardly think thai rural tax- each governed by a chief or head Thunday Noon Royalty is having its day in nvsack, an" yodeled ' Westward, '• » *** pl« f««rm reader Song—"Ben Bolt." payers will knowingly support river from Lowell to Grand Rap- man and a head chief over all, Lowell and honors for Centennial Ho." He traveled fill his frnb Episode III—Pioneer Home. ids up to Ionia and back to Low- any project, or person who would who did not always inherit his queenship may land upon the gave out an' it was gettm' night. flighted to grort her again. Historian gives history of Epis- ell. (Some people still insisted add to their already huge tax Frank A. Madigan, of the Mel- brow of any one of the thirteen odes IV. V. and VI. sition but sometimes gained it ody Farms Dairy, has obtained then flung his blankets on the on calling Lowell Dansville.) The burden. contestants. Whether it is to be v< r ,,r< 5 dt Episode IV—First school. Cy? valor or merit. In religion from the Harwood Hereford ground an' faded out a sight. He v H? A ' ' 'n| boats would often get stuck on they were called pagans by the "a queen with swarthy cheeks snored like he was petered out, j;- . B"rger»on ot the Lowell Interval. sand bars, so it did not pay the Farms, near lonis, a magnificent and bold black eyes, brow bound Episode V—Baird-Page wed- Writing this item in "Stuffy early missionaries. In language steer. The animal in question an' Indians crept up all about. Board of Trade. G. D. Cook and passengers to be in too much of Corner," with the thermometer they were of the Algonquin stock. with burning gold" of the Cleo- then woke him with a war- " & *m' f"1' the ding. a hurry to reach their destina- plavs quite a part in the Centen- patra type, or perchance a state- ,d n around 100, we are reminded of They were nol warlike, after nial as you may well imagine. whoop shout. An'Bill he could- 'V" i * Chamber '.f Commerce Mus.r tions. Draw bridges would have the irony of things as well as they exterminated the Scodash or ly blond with azure eyes and n't flcht The scene was like a Monday evening at a 0:30 dinner. Episode M—First Board meet- It will be remembered that Mr. flaxen hair—only the flnal vote been too expensive, so arched contrasts as we listen to the rat- Fire Indians" about 1000. They Madigan sometime ago generously carnS but 1^1^ settled ^^n of Ed. Engemann. in* bridges were built and when the can tell. The standings up to tle of 10 tons of coal going down were hunters, trappers and semi- offered to contribute a steer for down an' then a council of em ^ HHdmg Banner-News. Historian r „ 4 4 steamboat approached, the smoke- a chute a few feet away. agricultural people. Thursday morning are given be- said: "You gotta start a town. *8^ ™a gpUode Ml-The Call to Ami. the barbecue to be held at noon low: s e< r stack was lowered and under All North American Indians are on Thursday, the opening day of You gotta shake a leg right here. P ' h 'nvWng the Belding peo- Muate. they went. 1 lo r, in 1 4 11 communistic in their lives. The the Centennial. Go take a look Emma Kropf 220.470 We don't mean maybe or next P * ^ »l" . .^ '-o* ' |P«*ode Mil-Past 70 years, "Iiie Avery family built their If publicity and advertising Audrey Carey 181,770 year. Let this soak in an' get it Centennial, after which Messrs. Finale. , mean anything the largest assem- boy when young was taught his at the big boy and whet your ap- home where the U. B. Williams life's work. The best hunters Bernice Lee 153,590 clear You do this thins up "orgerson and Cook attended a All chairmen and members of house now stands. Mrs. Vining blage of people the old town ever petite. brown" Legion meeting and obtained 1he cast must reserve Monday- saw will be gathered within the supplied the band with meat. The Take another look and guess Ruby Eickhoff 148.170 is a cousin of Abel Avery, the lucky fisherman divided his catch his weight. The Melody Farms Essie Condon 142,480 He didn't like their etiquette Pronme that the Belding drum and Tuesday nights for general man who bought the land east of gates of Lowell next week. News- and bu c with all. The expert artisan made dairy gives 820 in gold to the Louise Ryder 123.330 an' so to save his hide he said he «' corps would surely be rehearsals. Flat river of Daniel Marsac, and paper men of the state have heen Myrtle Jay 117.900 ,res n, for most generous in givins publicity, the bows and arrows for his one guessing nearest his correct would, cause they was 'bout to ' •' the big parade. plotted it out for a village. Homer tribe. The crafty magician relat- weight. In case of more than Angie Hooker 8(1.090 take him "for a ride." You see, he , . a c • Avery, a brother of Mrs. Vining, placing the news of the Centen- (),hpr lo wns d efln e ed his dreams and served medi- one correct guess the money will Patricia Hefferan 85,050 risked his head an' .oul. cleared f J® . " was the chief of the First Lowell nial before a total of well over a ran cine to the sick, the best orators be divided equally. Dorothy Bieri* 80,570 out a place an' raised a pole. P ^ of participation in he State Generously Fire Department. In those days million readers. ara d n expounded the traditional laws The fine animal occupies a stall Boxy Condon 73,390 swapped furs an' lies an' started R . *!° J are Greenville. the Fire Department held the and shaped the policies of the Helen Cahoon 27,850 Lowell, got married here an' ?en' ^ R^ford. Sparta Ce- The powers and duties of the of his own near the King Milling jdar Springs, Saranac, Alto. Ionia, center of the social stage, putting tribes by his eloquence. He drew Co. on Main street where he will Mable Slone 21.790 On dancer and giving exhibitions. secretary of state in supervising his conclusions from nature and be the center of interest until No s-tandings will be published They didn't have no movies R«pids. . Blessed by Nature The members wore red shirts elections were greatly increased ( M r ,owns havt be, n nv, , d the animals he hunted. The great next Wednesday morning. then, no place to neck or go. ex- n . ^ ' ' ' ' and black helmets. Homer Av- bv amendments to the general after Friday, but the committee Indian orators were Red Jacket urgently requests that votes be cept around among the pihes, 0r and.there is every rea.«n for be- ery wore for a badge a Liberty eiection law adopted b^' the 1931 of the Senecas, Tecumseh of the anv radio—How would you like ^ "J* o' .^"1 will From Jackson Evening Star: half dollar, dated 1854 made into legislature. All election foruis, turned in daily in order to facil- "Two years ago Jackson ob- Shawnees, Pa-ban-ne, (The Henry Utica Editor Says itate the counting. Contest closes it. Bill, lo see those red mugs Pa^'Pat"- These include Ada. a pin, and on one side was en- notices and ballots must now be Clay) of the Ottawas. glance suspiciously at you masB mif ?.larksv,||e Freeport, Lake Odes- served the 100th anniversary of graved "Chief L. F D." (His sis- prepared and drafted by the de- next Tuesday noon. Winner will nri H as,l,1 Bs Continued on Page Seven.) Yeah? to this One be announced at Strand theater they'd rather see vour bTood *V . f .). . coming of the first pioneers, ter often wears this pin.) At partment of state. The new law than liquor flow. Besides there „0f. !^eU..??ref *?£ th,J ha5 been duplicated at one time the town presented the also empowers the secretary o; next Wednesday night. ha a, d 1 n a Wisely Albert Stoll, Jr., Michi- was no telephone to call a wail- Vll ? 1 f onieliines ate with them an' some mischevious Indian would considerable time this week in sold them real estate, insurance, Daniraay, S\Ug. O thrift and bustling cities distin- Lowell interviewing Mrs. Ange- take their dinner pails away '-fie. r marriage to Mr. Mackay is Melody Farms traps an' tents. guish Michigan, natural exten- from them and warn the children the culmination of a romance of line Hooker and a number of lo- They's lotsa other things he The old school bell will ring of those qualities with not to dare to tell their parents several years standing. As he is cal people who are active in pre- Odds and Ends was 5 Lowell's most unique social did. but you will have to wait again, calling all the former teach- ^ o. generously or something dreadful would one of the wealthiest men in parations for the forthcoming until the fireworks begins, so ers and students of the Lowell b'waed by nature in advance, function occurred Wednesday af- nd 8 happen. America it is to be expected that event. Here and There don't forget the date. You'll think schools back together once more. |^ finjjjjariu wi.h all the Mrs. A. L. Coons and Mrs. Lura Miss Case will now be able to do Because of Mrs. Hooker's life- ternoon when ladies of Lowell states east of the Mississippi, cov- and vicinity to the number of 50 the red skins have returned. An' The Centennial committee in Vining have the diitinction of a great deal more for yoLng sing- long interest in historical lore, maybe find the village burned. charge of this part of the festiv- ering the middle southern to the being the two oldest members of ers even than she has done be- "The Hobby Hunter" has chosen In renewing her subscription assembled at Melody Farms Dairy semi-tropical, on into that of to The Ledger, Mrs. Andrew Vai- for an afternoon of bridge, the Come on. Bill, take the rest ities under the leadership of Mrs. the Methodist church. fore. her as the subject for the second you've earned. It's all worked H. L. Weekes have arranged an Cuba, compels one to say that for of a series of broadcasts about mer, of ShelbyvlUe writes: "Hope arly being held in the neatly MRS. R. D. HAHN. oul by fate. informal program. a year-round residence Michigan Note—We would like to have "Home Town Hobbyists." you will have good success with Eept cow barn of the Melody outranks all places." Uncle Sam is in the reindeer the homecoming. Glad to get the dairy'. —ELLEN Superintendent W. W. Gumser published a picture of Mrs. Vin- business in a big way and has A feature of the broadcast will will call the roll and among those ing, but the lady modestly de- be the reading of an official invi- Ledger every week to read the Tables were placed in a center (toad to take measures accordingly. home news from all around." isle of the barn with the 50 cows who are expected to respond are clined.--Editor. Nobody quite knows how many tation by M. N. Henry, president former Superintendents J. F. of the village, to those in any of the Melody herd facing toward History of Lowell Novelty Race of these useful creatures, import- the players as the audience. Thomas. A. F. Frazee. who helped ed originally from Lapland, roam community who are tuned-in on Outsiders will not be permit- Will Be Published us build the new Central building. "The Hobby Hunter" to be in at- ted to build gas stations in the To the credit of the cows let it Made Big Hit the tundras of Alaska, but the be said that they showed extreme- J. B. Nicholson. E. L. Martin. C. Laughing Sinners number runs now well into the tendance and help Lowell cele- village of Portland according to After Centennial W. Appleton and R. J. MacVean. brate its lOOth birthday. action taken by the village com- ly good manners throughout the millions—all derived from a few games. Everybody who ever attended Says Old Timer hundred reindeer that the Gov- It is through the courtesy* of mission. The object is to pro- A moving picture man was on Work on a history of Lowell the Lowell schools is invited and ernment established in its peat the management of Radio Station tect local residents who have [he evening will be given over to | p WOOD that this program is made the ground, representatives of the has been under way for several Char ei Ai Burr of 0Iltiac> Comes to Strand Arctic outpost as a kind of re- money invested in buildings. the singing of old songs, remin- rites to The Ledger as follows; possible and it is anticipated a press were present to take pic- months, publication of which W serve food supply for the natives. iscencesof old school days, a re- Enclosed please find 82.00 to record number of local radio Mrs. Mary Cummins, of Sioux tures and furnish publicity for will take place following the The reindeer business has grown the event, a Sioux Indian and his newal of old friendships and a | renew subscription for the Led- , whose first dra- so big, in fact, that Secretary fans will listen-in Monday eve- City, Iowa, reads the Ledger, coming Centennial-Homecoming. bride entertained with a tribal general good time. p,.r for another year. We have matic role in "Paid" created such Wilbur, of the Department of the ning of next week at 8 o'clock to which is mailed to her from The volume will contain matter dunce, pictures of the steer which of great historical interest, much | taken the Ledger for twenty-five a sensation, will be back at the Interior, the department that hear for themselves the message Portland, Ore. by Mrs. Jesse could not a,on8 Strand Sunday and Monday in a of welcome "The Hobby Hunter" Tucker. Good news travels far Mr. Madigan has provided for the of which is told in a most enter- runs Alaska, has directed that a Centennial ox roast were taken Class 11 Entries are ,*Xunl. ^ second vehicle of this tvpe. al- "reindeer council" of five mem- will spread over all Western in this case. taining manner. Many illustra- though of a totally different Michigan. with city and Centennial officials tions will be used to enliven the For School Children . cast our 100 votei for bers be installed to regulate and forming a background—ladies Louise Ryder for the Queen. theme. The new picture was supervise generally the great The Lowell bakery is being pa poduced by Metro Gokdwyn herds; overaee olnnghtering and were given favors and treated to K book will no doubt be The old home town will alwavs BIG WHEAT YIELDS dolled up with « fresh coal of Iheir choice of Melody milk, In Ihe lisl of prizes for ihe Gar- be loved by Mrs. Burr and myself, ayer from the New York stage take charge of the marketing. The highly prized by present and a paint. George Herald, the pro- plain or chocolate, served by at- former residents of Lowell and den Lore club flower show dur- We are much interested in the success, "The Torch Song" and secretary based his action on a prietor, is always progressive and reaches the talking screen as "A Big wheat yields are reported tendants dressed in spotless white vicinity. ing Centennial week, it should i Home-coming Centennial and will report made by the "Reindeer in this section this season. Verne a good cooperator. Laughing Sinner. Appearing —

SOl'TH BOWNE BUNS Tiwltt Blbk Pawaflti All good roads lead to Ihe Low- HENRY'S DRUG STORE ALTO DEPARTMENT ell Centennial Aug. fi. 7 and 8. ADA DEPARTMENT or— The Howne Center school will Robert Dollar have their llrst school reunion Ship Owntr. "The People's Store'' Alto Locals , Mr. .mil Mts. Knii'sl Rolh. of August loth. Ada Locals NOTICE, LEDGER READERS W. H. Pardee, daughter Marion This hook of the L«)\v»'ll, were Satudary evening lew shall not de- and Helen Johnson weif In Grand Lowell, Michigan Mrs. Rounds spenl several days J'8"1'1"5 0' Mr. ami Mrs. Ed. O'- Mrs. Pearl Averill anA daugh- Friends of The Ledger and Al- part out of thy Hanids Saturday. to Solo having business in the 5,000 in Grand Rapids lasl week. j Harrow. ti r (ieraldine motored to Owos- mouth; but shalt Joe Huehlcr started out last Probate Court of Kent County Dear Friends: Robert Mclnlyre spenl several Miss \ada Linlon will week wilh his threshing machine. so Friday. meditate therein davs recently in Three Rivers. {,i,n.v I,ntj ^',s« ' • J- MeMa- Mrs. J. H. Bennett was hosten will confer a favor on the pub- day and night, that What are you waiting for? C. M. Benedict and wife visited lisher by requesting the court to thou mayest ob- . hon and son Roger, of Lowell on Thursday wilh Glen Miller and to the tarkin club on Wednesday Mrs. Elma Bergey is visiting n irip ihrou((h Northern Michigan afternoon. order probate notices published serve to do accord- This remsrksble photo advertising campaign has her son Walter and wife for some (his week. family, of Carllon. in this paper. The Judge will ing to all that Is written there- Mr, and Mrs. Noah Speicher, Mr. and Mrs. Bolthuis were din- now been running two weeks, snd our photogrspher is ner guests of Mrs. Olive Ward be glad to comply with the re- in: for then thou shalt make signed up for snother smsll city and must lesve Lowell IN ... , . Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox MT. and Mrs. I.lva Nellson and quest when made. If the request thy way prosperous, and then August 15. Mrs. Frank Fairehild spent Fri- were Sunday nitiht supper guetti ton, of Shipshewana, were Satur- last Sunday. day aftrnoon with Mrs. Lisle of Mr. anil Sirs. Valda (.halenlon, Mrs. Frank Svobinla spenl lasl is not made such notices will be thou shalt have good success. VOTES , BUY LOWER LOWELL, day dinner guests of Abe Eash Friday al the home of Mrs. Roy published in a Grand Rapids pa- Have not I commanded thee? The 500 8iI0 PORTRAITS FOR 11.00 I have a con- Clark. of Lowell. Wm. Hunker was also and family. They were on their Be stmng and of a good cour- tract for are going fast, and if you want to take advsn- Mrs. John Rehler is convalcs- a supper guest and spent the Richardson. per.—Respectfully, WM 10 Newaygo to visit relatives. R. G. Jefferies. Pub. Ledger. age; be not afraid, neither be tagre of it, you MUST ACT NOW.'Come in and register celing nicely from her recent op- night at Ihe Chaterdon home, re Jay Godfrey passed away Sun- Mrs. Olive Ward and Mrs. I^o Will Be Given for Each Ward visited friends in Lansing thou dismr.yed: for the Lord and set a day when you wish to have yours tsken, snd It Will Pay You to Take Advantage of These eralion. turning home Monday. day evening afler a short Illness and Holt last week. thy Ood Is with thee whlther- we will reserve one for you. We have already photo- Miss Yada Linton, of Grand Mrs. Hasil Hayward and ilea at his home In Bowne Center. aoever thou goest—Joshua graphed a considerable number of local people, snd Rapids, spent last week with her trice Yeiter visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Aubil. brolher Ray and son Henry Weslover, of Nunini. PLANS¥BEAT 1 :S-0. have their pictures on display in our store and studio spent the week-end wilh Russell I parents. Charles Van Vranken. of Hast- Earl, of Udghlon. called al Oil —through our efforta our photographer will aell you NEW Subscription Jay Krh. wife and baby called ing» Sunday afternoon and Elean- Pardee's Sunday morning on Iheir Ward at his home in Ada. Bui his delight Is In the Isw photos that formerly cost from $8.f0 to IIS.M a dosen Cash Specials at Cost or Less ,r arM ar nr way to Ionising to visit a sister. Miss Esther Camp spent Mon of the Lord; and In his law at I hi- Glen Silcox home Sunday ; « 01 Hayward, who had UNEMPLOYMENT —now on our Centennial sale at only $6.00 per doien, evening. been siiendinti the week with Mrs. Minnie Howck and Mrs. day as a visitor at the home of doth he medltste day and !***«*• you your dosen, one 8x10 colored In oil „ %• «i u t • it their tirandparenls, came home Sarah Benedict attended a quilt- Mrs. Olive Ward. night. And he shsit be like a FREE—making your photos cost you only 46-l-0c each. Hontr McMahon. Ih'm. By ROME C STEPHENSON ing at the Freeport M. E. church Mr. and Mrs. Waller Aflon had tree planted by the rivers of To The Loweii Ledger was a week-end fan'*! 'he John. PrttMfml4m*riem Bmktriwater A utcimtitm, that hiingeth forth hla THINK OF ITI A CHRISTMAS OR BIRTHDAY Linton home. teachers, pupils and patrons parlors Wednesday. as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. You Can Buy to Better Advantage In Lowell Every Day In the Week .. >| a. . | || of the Howne (.enter school past Mrs. Clara Walts, daughter Lloyd Hoag. of Grandville. OOME look upon unemployment fruit In his season; his leaf PRESENT FOR 4i-l-«e THAT TAKES THE PLACE OF George Houghton enjoyed his , . | VhU also shall not wither; and A 12.00 or IS.00 ARTICLE. am| nl rilM cotu )lrr Mabell and sisler. Mrs. Fannie Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cramton aa a social or political problem. annual vacation from the cream- no,irj: nn [nx\Ullion lo „ Hiintington visited Tuesday eve- Por them the remedy Is compulsory whatsoever he doeth shall and family went on a picnic to prosper.—Paalm 1:2-8. This will be the last call in an advertisadvertisini g wsy to from now until the close of cry last ^een. reunion on Ihe school ground at ning wilh their sister and aunt, Fallasburg park on Sunday. accumulat I o n The bargains listed below represent practically every line Mr*. Minnie Bowck. have youour picture tsken during LOWELL'S CENTEN- Mrs. Charles Peel visited her Howne Center on August 15. A of reserve NIAL YEA Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sherwood Mrs. Mary Cramton is attend- Comment: To young or old f EAR, and you know your family and friends al- of merchandise, on new goods, at cost or even less. Bear in sisler. Mrs. 11. H. Fuller, of Mc- fine program is being prepared funds on the ways appreciste your photograph. Centennial Queen Contest. Free fiifts of told and Free Theater Curds. Sunday. by the program committee and and family and Miss Ann Green, ing summer school at the Western men undertaking dlfflcnlt en- State Normal school at Kalama- Insurance prin Yours very truly, mind that Lowell stores also offer all other merchandise at Kenneth Silcox is visiting Mr. all the other committees will do of Lowell, spent Friday evening terprises. I know of no greater and Mrs. K. L. Crawford, of Rlan- all in their power to make this at the Oil Pardee home. zoo clple through encouragement to succeed thsn M. N. HENRY. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, of contributions these two pssssges. Tickets Every Wednesday Night all times at as low or lower prices than they can be purchas- chard this week. a day long to be remembered. Emery Klme and family, of P. S. Don't delsy! You cannot sfford to lose your Campbell, visited the Sabbath Grand Rapids, were Sunday from the gov (Compiled by tAe Bible OuiUL) •• - - ed anywhere, in any place, big or little, and in addition you - Elwyn Hayward. of Dellon. ""«•'> friends who are not guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Av- chsnce for my 11.00 Portrait—my contract callg for PRICES QUOTED ARE FOR CASH was a" Monday evening caller of|llltpl> 'hi* announcement Ihrold Yoiler's. ernment. the only 500 of them and this notice goes to sbout 7,000 In Boyhood Pose Mrs. Julius Grans, of near erill. employers, the Elect ml Frael mm Trmmm have the interested, friendly service of your home merchant. his brother Hasil. " "o cards are being sent out. Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Pike and people. So register NOW. don't delay lest you lose a Campau lake, visited Sunday employees o r Trees do not explode In extreme good chsnce. W. L. ODomld. of r.nin.1 H.p- ' ^ daughter Mary Rulh were guests •plan on a line time. Hasket pic- with her people, Claude Whitney all three. That cold, but are subject to frost cracka. 1,1 r 1,1 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Averill last Ij ?: . . nic dinner will be served. and family. will not meet At times the extreme cold wood of Your portrsit may he taken from 12:30 p. m. until Hayward's Friday. Saturday. Former Prcsidedt Calvin Coolidge The Molllt reunion was held Myron Thompson and family, the present the tree will contract; In other 9:00 o'clock at night, every day except Sunday. Mrs Jack IWritt assisted her of Campbell, were entertained to Eugene Curtiss will leave on allowed press phoiogrspheri s dsy Wingeier & Bibbler Little Pantlind Offers Lowell Hat & Dress Shop W. J. Gibson Offers imiihor \|m Ppofi ii,,,,i ...hi, ih« Sunday al Paris on V. S. 131 wilh emergen* words. It wilt beocme frosen. If nutlhiT, Mrs. Fred Hunt. thirty-seven relalim in altend- a birthday dinner Sunday al Ihe Friday lo join his family for a ilie sun comes out and shines We use the HOLLYWOOD LIGHTING SYSTEM. with him at hit Plymouth, Vt, farm, threshing last week. month's vacation in the Upper cy 8,nc# thMe Electric light turns night into daylight. Cleaners Naptha, gal 25c Roast Pork dinner 35c Two $1.50 Dresses for $2.49 ance. After a bountiful picnic home of William Mishler and a. C STEPHENSON ' brightly on one portion of the tree, >*here he wsi born snd rsiicd. He Heinz Can Goods that were 10c Mr. and Mrs. George Hoernor. family in honor of Mr. Thomp- Peninsula. reserve funds and the rest of the tree Is unable it >hown st the "controli" of hit old hay Voile Dresses, $3.00 values, now dinner a short business meeting The Indies' Aid society of the hare not been built up and It would Dsddy snd Mother's Photo for Bsby when Baby rake per can: Mayonnaise Dressing, of Lansing, spenl Sunday with son and Mrs. Mishler's birthday to tske up the expansion, the result grows up. was held and Ihe following olll- Ada Congregational church held take years to do so. At best this for. $2.50 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duell. cers were elected: President. Hil- anniversaries. Is s crack. Sometimes this crack- Sandwich Relish, Mustard Mrs. Wm. CosgrifT assisted a supper at the church on Thurs- plan could only become effective at ing makes Itself heard. This noise Grandma's snd Grandaddy's for sll the fsmily. Strand Chocolate Shop Mrs. H. C. Scott Offers Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hrb and twins bert Moflit; vice president, Nate day evening. Mrs. Mallie Mishler wilh her some Indefinite time In the future Is nol coinimnble to an explosion. Strsnd Theatre Rldg. Sauce, Prepared Mustard, spent Saturday night and Sunday|Moflit; secretary, Mrs. Lottie Mof- Baby's Picture for Mother and Baby when Baby Loaf cream, per lb 20c wilh Mr. and Mrs. Glen Silcox. llt. Program and games. Clar- threshing Wednesday. Miss Irene Hildrelh will leave as against the return of another ca- Mrs. Mary Hatton and daugh- on Wednesday for Flint. Mich., gets BIG. Special supper 30c Spaghetti, Peanut Butter, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Proctor re- ence and Harold Molllt. After a tastrophe of general unemployment. McCORDS MATTERS Real Sweet Shop very enjoyable program of read- ter. Mrs. Estella Rosier, were where she will visit for a few Others look upon unemployment as Baked Beans, Vinegar, cash turned Monday afternoon from Wednesday callers of Mrs. Anna weeks with relatives. several days outing al Gunlake. ings and games the meeting ad- purely an economic problem. hold> Mrs. R. T. Williams and daugh- A Giant Rainbow Ice Cream journed lo meet next year at Blough. Miss Donna Ease, daughter of Ing that the only fundamental pre- ter Evelyn, and Mrs. Campbell Y-O-U-R L-A-S-T C H-A-N-C-E Gazella's Novelty Shop price 4 cans for 28c Mr. and Mrs. Comey Van Buren, Bob Kenyon and daughter Avis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ease, is a and Ursula Kanscy, all of Kala- Stiles Beaaty Shop Cone for 5c of Grand Rapids, were Sunday- Caledonia park. The towns of ventlTe Is in business stability. Manton, Caledonia, Cadillac, and Jean and Correne Gless, of guest of her grandmother, Mrs. mazoo, visited the week-end at Kerr fruit jars, self seal: callers of Mr. and Un. Wm. Ful- Kalamazoo. Miss Tressa McCor- It may well be asked whether Children's Shampoo 25c Grand Rapids, Jamestown. Dut- VanderPerle for a week. either of these cures—namely, ihe Mr. and Mrs. Waller Clark's. ler. mick. of Chicago, visited Sunday Mrs. Walter Clark callcd on Quarts 75c lon, Flint, Alaska, and Alto were The Misses Esther and Jewel creation of unemployment Insur- Hunter & Steed Offer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairehild represented. at Ihe Gless home. Aunt Jane Thotnas Friday after- Richardson, daughters of Mr. and ance funds on the one hand or the 0 Pints 70c 0. J. Yeiter Offers Dan Overman and wife, of »0 visited the hitter's mother. Mrs. Mrs. Claude Richardson spenl last noon. McCormick-Deering Standard Eva Pinekney, of Saranac, Sun- OBITUARY Sturgis were Thursday callers al Thursday in Grand Rapids. maintenance of everlasting busi- Miss Beulah Wood spenl the Stormzand's Garage Lawn Seats, wood and steel, day. Ihe Roy Blough home. ness stability on the other—do not Twine, cash, per bale $5.50 The Ada Athletics played an ex- week-end with hr parents, Mr. Jerry Blough, wife, and Grace present In themselves bigger prob- Car washed, cleaned, greased at 40^9 off. Mrs. Albert Duell. Mrs. George Austin Jay Godfrey citing game of ball with Lowell and Mrs. Arch Wood. Skidmore. and Mrs. Fred Palti- Beckwith spent Sunday afternoon lems than the problems they seek MT. and Mrs. Mass, of Grand and oiled, check battery, tires, Lowell Cleaning & Dyeing Austin J. Godfrey, eldest son of at Campau lake. on Sunday, at Lowell, Ada win- son were in Lowell Friday after- Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Godfrey, was ning with a score of 7 to 5. to cure. However I am Inclined to Rapids, visited their son, Fred D. S. Simon noon. Miss Marion Pardee and niece. Mass, of McCords, Sunday. 1 transmission; axle and wheels Weaver's Market Offers the belief that the more practical born March I, 1S80. on the old Gerallnde Miller went to Gunlake Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ward, Mrs. Mrs. John Linlon and daughter j Godfrey farm at Bowne Center. Made to measure Suits and Wm. Christiansen Offers Sunday to spend some time al Ihe Alfred Faulkner, Mrs. Olive Ward approach to the solution of such aligned, all for $1.50 500 lbs. Beef Ribs, cut from Vada. were Sunday afternoon I After an illness of several months Miller cottage. atiended the matinee at Regent problems and the prevention of Topcoats, $25.00 grade...$21.50 ests of Mrs. Merl Sinclair, of Ihe departed this life on July 20 at such situations as general unem- & Quart bottles Orange, Root theater at Grand Hapids Saturday yearling cattle, while they last, well. Mrs. William CosgrifT, Mrs. Lu- 01 r: Ihe age of 51 years, 4 months and cille Watts and Helen Johnson afternoon. ployment presents Is along the lat- B Beer, Ginger Ale, 2 for 25c Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton 21 days. called on Mrs. Charley Johnson ter lines of economic foresight per lb 6c He was the oldest of five chil- Walter Aflon, Robert Morris, Art Hill Offers and son Raymond were at the and the new baby Wednesday Glenn Shea and Eugene Curtiss rather than social legislation. Gelz farm and L.ike Michigan dren. two of whom survive, a Hodges Grocery Offers Pork Roast, fresh picnics, per evening. played an 18 hole game of golf al Natiooal Foresight Sunday. brother Glenn, of Bowne Center, John Barr and wife are enter- $2,00 Work Shoes $1.49 and a sister Velma Olmslead, of the Indian Trail golf course lasl Economic foresight Is conceivable 1 lb. can Millars Cocoa 29c Ford's Hardware 0ff{ lb Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson taining his brolher and family, of Thursday afternoon. » i and daughter Jeanne attended Flint. He spenl his entire life Grand Rapids. not only for the Individual but for 4-Burner Perfection Oil Stove, at home wilh his parents. Since Mrs. Clifford Courtrighl and business as a whole. Millions of In- Prima Donna Weds Millionaire Fresh Ground Beef, per lb. 10c the Harris Creek school reunion The katy-dids are calling, it son Robert were dinner guests Saturday. his father's death three years ago won't be long until frost, so Ihe dividuals and virtually all Hues of Hoyt Lumber Co. Offers regular $29.50, special at $24.00 Quick Arrow Soap Chips, 2 he has lived wilh his mother to of her father and mother, Mr. Industry failed to practice It during Mr. and Mrs. Worlhey Silcox old saying goes. and Mrs. John MacClaren, of 3 R. VanDyke Offers whom he has been a great com- The pocket book with a sum of the recent prosperity. Jewel Outside White Paint, per pkgs. 38c and Mr. and Mrs. Carl" Reiser fort and has managed the farm. Grand Rapids, last Sunday. money that was lost in the Mish- The public welfare of the United Children's wash suits 98c and daughter Doris were at Ox- He has been a dutiful son, a lov- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin and gal.| $3.00 bow dam Suoday. ler huckleberry marsh by Miss States demands that Industry as a F. P. MacFarlane Offers 1 can Sunbrite Cleanser free. ing brother, anil a kind helpful Mabell Watts was found later by daughter lleatrice and their Mrs. Frank Bnnker and son nighhor. whole vigorously snd sincerely de- Greenvile parties. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and Carbola,the disinfecting White Gerald. Arlie Draper and Mildred family, of Allegan, are laking a vote Itself to the development of Sydnam were in Grand Rapids "They are going one by one. Glen Miller and family, of Carl- plans of economic foresight, aimed W. E. Hall Offers The loved ones here and there. lon, visited Sunday with Mrs. Mil- collage at Campau Lake where Paint, use as paint or powder, Wednesday afternoon. they will spend a few days. to prevent repetitions of the present Coons Offers Weekes Offers And around Ihe hearthstone ler's people, C. M. Benedict and Corrugated—packed seam- for chicken coops, barns and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Yeiter. of Is many a vacant chair." wife. Mr. and MTs. Peter Kuiper en- unemployment situation. The gen- Fargo Fours and Bob Smart round end Watering Tanks at 1 Lot Boys' Wash Suits, Chil- Freeport, callcd on Iheir cousins, Raymond and Esther Shaffer tertained several friends al their eral outlines for such plans are MT. and Mrs. Mack Watson and The funeral service was held Snappy Steppers, wonderful basements, 75c pkg 50c spenl Ihe Sabbath at Levi Bergy's, cottage on the banks of Grand clearly definable. They demand that 20% off. dren's and Ladies' Print Dress- daughter Tuesday evening. in Bowne Center M. E. church river on Monday. A picnic din- Industry adopt a long range view- $1.25 package $1.00 at 2 p. m. July 2«, 1931, conducted of Clarksville. The above is the first photograph of $4 values in black and brown Prof, and Mrs. Francis Daniels, ner was served at 6:30. Boating point and lay out Its production and JUMP! es, special .49c .ne Princtis Yorinomiya Atsuko. Shi# of Millidgevllle, Ga., are spend- by Ihe pastor, C. A. Lohnes, of and swimming were enjoyed. Alto. BOWNE CENTER BUNS distribution plans with the thought was snapped on the 100th day of her and sport model, all calf ox- I 1 Lot Boys' Wash Suits, 3 to 8, ing the remainder of the summer The Girls' class of the Com- that It Is far better to have a long al their farm home near Alto. life at the traditional ceremony of first fords, rubber heela or clatter Ralph's Tire & Radio Shop munity Christian Reformed Sun- period of good sound business activ- Ming chop sticks. W. C. Hartman Offers Children's Dresses, 3 to 14, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton BOWNE BUGLE NOTES John Nash and family and Jen- day school will hold a picnic on \ ou know, of course, that businem comes 6 volt, 13 plate Storage Bat- nie Flynn visited Mr. and Mrs. ity than a short period of frantically plates. Boys* sizes 2% to 6; Ladies' Wash Frocks, 16 to 48, and daughter Suzanne, of Clarks- Wednesday at Fallasburg park. over-competitive endeavor. This Fly-Tox, pints, regular 75c size, ville, spent Sunday night with Mrs. Clara Walls and daughter Leo Church, of Clarksville, Sun- to the firm that asks for it through effective men's 6 to 11, for Saturday teries, guaranteed one year, day. Afler a picnic lunch the girls would tend to lessen overproduc- voiles and fast color prints, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg. Mable called on Mrs. Robert will motor to Crooked lake for special price 50c Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Guy tion In various lines, to prevent advertising appeals. Now—-when people have only $2.98 $7.95 value. .$5.95 and exchange Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg Johnson Sunday. swimming. special 88c Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thomas of Smith's Sunday were Mrs. Fanny over-expansion of plant capacity, to WANT COLUMN attended a birthday partv al Ihe The Kent County 1. 0. 0. F. started buying—is the time to put the real Harris Creek, were Sunday eve- Huntington. Mrs. Clara Walts and avoid over-stimulation of publlr home of their nephew. Glen Ros- daughter Mable, Mr. and Mrs. ami Rcbekah Assosiation was enberg in Grand Rapids Tuesday ning guests at Corwin PorriU's. held at Ada 1. 0. O. F. hall on buying and above all to avoid pe 25c FOR ANY WANT AD UP punch behind the recovery movement. Gould's Crispette & night. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright and Henry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Cy- rlods of slumps and stagnation. TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN R. D. Hahn Offers rus Hunsberger, of Grand Rapids. Thursday evening. July 23. A 6 Richmond's Cafe Offers daughter, of Dowling. Mrs. Dee For business, too, there Is a part OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS, 1 Henry's Drug Store Offers Mrs. Claud Silcox, Mrs. Elmer Bryant and Angeline. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boulard and family, o'clock dinner was served after Take the jump now! Advertise in the most 1 No. 2 /2 tin Premier brand Brown Bobby Shop which a short program and danc- In such a conception of economic Cold plate dinner 40c Ellis and daughter Joan called on William Fairchllds and Raymond mother and sister, Howard Al- NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25c 25c box Fancy Stationery...15c Mrs. Floyd Flynn and Miss Jose- ing was enjoyed by all. foresight. It should aim to cooperate effective way. Telephone us and we will Peaches, fancy quality halves were Sunday guests al Arthur drich and boys. Ward Boulard CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. 3 pkgs. Crispettes for 10c 75c Popular Copyright Books i i phine Salsbury, of Bowne, Thurs- PorriU's. and family spent Sunday at Bost- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reams and with Industry in Its endeavor to bring our latest cut service to you—let you for 19c » day afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and wick 1-ake. John Clark, Boulard MTs. Clara Judd and Mrs. Edward avoid reckless over production and FOR RENT—Log cabin collage for 50c Mrs. Earl Colby and daughter, sons and Myrtilla Porritt accom- and Raymond Clark, Paul John- Winters motored to Bitely on over-selling the public. on Grand river, one mile west select the attention getting illustrations that Ben Wepman Offers Mrs. Emerson Wieland and Miss son, Buddie Aldrich, and Mc- Sunday lo spend the day with In this picture of national eco of Lowell. All conveniences- 5c Garcia Cigars, 3 for 10c panied H. M. Boughner lo Gun- will hold interest to your advertisement and Work shirts 49c Roth & Brezina Offer Edith Clark visited Mr. and Mrs. lake Sunday afternoon. Aleece brothers, of 4-H club re- Mrs. Ream's sister, Mrs. Fred nomlc prudence, banking and inside toileil, Pyro-Fax gas, lire Gee's Hardware offers Joel Merriman and family, of Mrs. Ted Simpson spent Sun- mained over with about fifty boys Cousineau. Miss Frances Cous- finance, too, have their place. Their place, everything furnished. sell your goods! Wi Overalls 89c New Mozart Chenille Rugs, Deckerville, Wednesday. day with her parents in Middle- under the care of Mr. Vining. ineau who has been visiting for effort should be to Influence the use Wili rent by week or balance of season. Inquire al Ledger For the Women: American Mrs. Winegar, Mrs. Bennett and ville. Mrs. Mary Boulard and daugh- the past three weeks in Ada re- of credit and other flnanclal facili- new colors and patterns, value turned home with them. office. (c9 V • '/ v^i R. D. Stocking Offers Mrs. Houseman, of Lowell, called Mrs. Charles Johnson ami ters were in Caledonia Monday. ties into channels of sound public Steel Wool, familar to every Elber Thomas, of Lansing, is $2.2S, special at $1.90 on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Harrow daughter were Saturday evening The following girls held a pic- economy consistent with the atti- FOR SALE—Lloyd baby carriage, Warner & Scott Offer 25% discount on all these lines Thursday afternoon in the inter- guesls of Mrs. Hoselta Johnson. spending his vacation with his nic on Friday at Campau lake: housewife for scouring and uncle. Waterman Thomas and tude I have already sketched fcr In or will trade for kerosene of new merchandise: Wrist est of the Lowell Centennial. Mr.and Mrs. William Porrilt Nellie and Dorlhea Johnson, Dor- stove, one with oven preferred. 360 needle Chardonize Hose, cleaning pots and pans, regu- and children called al Corwin family. is and Dorothy Richardson, Mar- dustry and trade. All finance, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Crawford, of whether current commercial bank- Mrs. Elmer Marshall, Saranac, THE LOWELL LEDGER m m sizes 9, 9^ and 10, TSc quality, Watches and Pocket Watches, Blanchard, spenl the week-end PorriU's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hough- ion and Francis Averill, Gertrude lar 10c value 4 for 24c 1 ing or Industrial Investment bank- R. 3. pio -— C. W. Cook Offers with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Silcox Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hullis and Ion, Mrs. Fred Haas and Eddie, ('amp, Katherine Nordberg. Jerry special, per pair 39c Rods, Silk Lines, Reels and children, of Grand Rapids, called of Detroit, spent Thursday and Turner, Theodora Schultz, June ing, should seek by their Influence , Abbr Case; Metfopo&tan opera star, brchme mistress of many milKdoi For the Men: Plug Baits, all and they all attended the Harris FOR SALE—Fordson tractor, will through her narrisgc to Clarence W. Mackay, hod of the tram-Atlantic Have your Furnace or Boiler Baits, Alarm Clocks, Silver- Creek school reunion Saturday. at Floyd Flynn's Saturday. Friday wilh Iheir parents. Svoboda, Eillen Patterson, Eun- In granting or withholding credit to take good work horse, cow or Jay Godfrey who has been ill Cable god Postal TeiCfrapb companies and father-ih-law of Irving Berlin. kinds and sizes, regular 75c to cleaned by the vacuum meth- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bryant and Miss Edith Porrilt. of Grand ice Johnson, Margarot Fairbroth- build a sound economic situation. roduce in trade. Phone 06 ware. Rapids, was a Saturday and Sun- for Ihe past few months passed ers, Mildred Foran, and Gladys -M (pIO $1.25 values 3 for $1.00 daughter Leona and Helen Lin- away Sunday evening at 5:30 The Individual Muit Help f Paaamatic Tira ia 1845 od, no fuss, no soot, no muss. ton are in Joliet, 111., where they day guest at home. I^ampert. A pot luck lunch was The World's ForemoatTraotor Look's Drug Store Offers o'clock. Mrs. Godfrey has our served at noon and afterwards Finally, the individual too has a FOR SALE—Good work horse. are visiting the former's brother. Mrs. Elmer Ellis and Joan, la 1845, ao English Inventor, R. Price $3.00. We clean and re- with Mrs. Claude Silcox callcd on sympathy. swimming was enjoyed. place in any such plan of a sounder Sale or hire terms. E. L Timp- W. Thomson, placed on the mar- Dethol, a sure kill fly spray for Vern and wife, for a few days. Beatrice Thomas spenl Friday economic future for the United son & Sons, Alto, Mich. (c-IO pair all makes of furnaces or Earl Cole Offers Mrs. Floyd Flynn and Miss Jose- Massey-Harrls 4-Wheel Drive ket the first pneumatic tlra. They 61SH the home, complete with a Lowell Bakery Offers Mrs. Fred Pattison and Mrs. G. phine Salsbury Thursday. night wilh Marion Smeleker and A limestone aproider, owned by a States. It is the duty ot the indi- were made of canvas and leather Quart brick Ice Cream 29c M. Thorndike were Tuesday Leo Smith with Francis Por- attended the party at South Bos- vidual to make every effort to take FOR SALE—Sow and eight pigs. and stress waa laid oa their qtdat Cookies, 15c doz. or 2 doz. .25c boilers. Phone 61. bank In Illinois, is rented oat to Carl WRtenbach, Ada, R. 4.(pl0 Lowell Nu-Day Sprayer 69c luncheon guests of Mrs. Otto rilt spenl Sunday at the George ton. care ot himself and provide for him operation, rather than on thalr com- WAlB Meyer and attended Ihe horse farmera for ten centa a ton, and Broadbent home al Grand Ledge. Stanley Haase, who has been self. Neither government nor indus- fort. "Used on tha ordinary cart >•••••#•••••••«• i ••••» E]' races at Comstock park in the af- visiting at Guy Smith's for the also a phosphate spreader at five WORK WANTED—On farm or Miss Margaret Flynn is quite anything else by boy 16 years wheat, which had iron rtma and ternoon. nasi few weeks returned home to cants a ton. The "limeatone project" try can do that tor him. They can seriously ill wilh lonsilltis and give him the opportunity to succeed of age. Work by day or month. heavy wooden spokes, tha eflact Mr. and Mrs. Mack Watson and ear trouble. Detroit Friday. was th« prtnripai contribution of wss vary erade compared to the The I^owell Ledger and either but they cau'l succeed tor him. He Phone 300 or inquire R. HoRo y TRACTOR Weiland for a couple of weeltf. Dunham-Ketchum Reunion Real Leva tha bank to banker-farmer work, Denton Krombeen and family, daughters and Mrs. Einer Mos- Mrs. Stanley Coles called on Missionary meeting was at Johnson. tires In nee today. WEST KEENE The Dunham-Ketchum reunion the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio Therza Thompson's lasl Thurs- daring 1930, and waa carried on In must out ot his own initiative and (pIO Wm. Roell and family. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Spinner Johnson and Minnie It's real love If itie doean't get beck spent Wednesday night Mrs. Lawrence Johnson Monday. was hold al the pleasant farm paavlib whan tba discover! now Fanner for ?2.25 the year. day with a good turn out consid- effort earn and create his own Ransford and Verl Tefft picnicked took lict home Friday. Tho Lowell ledger and Grand this week at Ihe Proctor cottage cooperation with tha Farm Boreaa. WE BALE your hay or straw for The Church of the Brethren of home in Campbell Sunday, July that tbsy are married ha has to at Gunlake as guests of Mr. and ering the warm weather. means and defenses against life's Keene Grange will hold its an- on Flat river last Sunday. Rapids Press, each one year on Use The Ledger want column A man trained In the testing ot soil, $1.75 per ton. All work guar- nual picnic in Fallasburg park Elmdale will hold a baked food 26. Over fifty relatives and •paod bis money for rant and Mrs. Lyle Proctor. ff you have anything for sale, for and in the making ot aoll maps was requirements and contingencies. anteed. Give us a trial. Go Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wilcox rural routes for $5.50. Subscribe N 1 Friday, August 14, pot luck sup- were Sunday evening guests of sale at Rosenberg's in Alto Satur- friends were present. There houiahold expenses Instead of flow- Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward rent, lost or found. Ri«*U •! T-rWy employed by the bank. The anlt Individual determination to pro- any distance Call Jackson, CIllWOS" E 5,000 ACRES ara, candy and theater tickets for at The Ledger ollice and save per. The Grange supplies the Neil Klassen and wife in Lowell. day, August 1. were the Schmidts, Courts, Trav- money. and Mr. and Mrs. Hay Linton. Mr. maps used covered forty acres, on vide against sickness, accident and phone 91, Ada. (9tf Ice cream and lemonade. All mem- Sirs. Charles Weiland and son is, Schwarti, Blair and Mclnlyre her.—dnclnnatt Enquirer. and Mrs. Claud Silcox and Sir. An adrartlaement for a eook death by insurance before indul- OAKT£LOUPES Nick Scripsma and family, of kook aaya it coutalns rtdpaa for which 23 surface tests were made at COME TO Murray take—West bers of the Grange, new and old Grand Rapids, were Thursday William attended the Mote reun- families from Lowell, the Kel- and Mrs. William Anderson at- mathematical points. At five other gences In extra comforts and lux- Demonstration "WAT HENRY IS are extended a most cordial invi- ion in Lake Odessa, Saturday. churos from Sheridan; Odells World'a Greatest Beggar native American dishea. "corned Side—Good fishing, good camp supper guesls at Milton Wilcox s. tended the Marcus show al Ra- points three testa were made—sur- uries are gives place 1~ the family tation. Bring service. Charles Weiland, wife and son from Vergennes, Barkers from mona Friday evening. beef baab, codflah cake*, creamed grounds, good spring water, 6K.OWIN0 MUST BB Mrs. Mary Ransford, of Lowell, potntoea — homespun dishea all of face, sub-surface, and sub-solL The budget, and individual responsibil- boats. Mr. S. D. Norman, at the Anna Denlon entertalnd the was a week-end guest of her attended a birthday dinner in Ionia; Chas. Austin and familv, of Mr. and MVs. M. A. Watson and them and cooked over and over completed map showed, by varyinr ity to guard against the contingency well, R. F. D. No. 5. (p9-10tf Keene Art club last Thursday af- daughter, Mrs. James Denton. honor of Mrs. Roy Winery in Kalamazoo; Careys from Middle- daughters were Sunday dinner again In every American hooae- shadings of red, the points which of unemployment by means cf a ternoon. Shirley Denick, of Lowell, is Lake Odessa Sunday. ville; Mrs. Ball from Grand Rap- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ids; Emory Rowen and wife, and hold." Most persons thought that needed limestone. Arrangements sound program of thrift and aav- BEFORE YOU buy. sell, rent, or Ernest Pinkney and friend at- spending this week with her sis- Eleanor Sines, of Middleville. is Watson, of Hickory Corners and trade farm, house, lot, or busi- tended the Pinkney reunion al the guest of Delores Minard this Mr. and Mrs. Barker and family, Thanksgtvlnr turkey waa the only were also made by the bank to have ings are to my mind the true founda- ter, Mrs. Jack Denton. spent a few days last week wilh dish subjected to such persistent ness see us first, we will save Ir.irk lake lasl Sunday. week. of Ionia. 95 limestone shipped In In car lots for tion ot eoonoailc stability tor the Harry Thompson Farm Floyd Ellison and family were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Proctor. treatment—Seattle Times. United States as a whole. you money, quick service and fodll Start Right The Golds family reunion is to Sunday luncheon guests at Ray Norman Beverly and family sale to farmers as needed. honest deal. J. Stanton's Farm EEED Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carr, of be held in Fallasburg park next Parker's. with Mrs. Markey, of Grand Rap- LOWELL MARKET REPORT Repairing and Grand Rapids, were Tuesday sup- y Lowell, Midi. Phone Sunday. ids, were at the Canavan home 4 Miles North of Ada, near Ray Parker and wife were Sun- Corrected July 30, 1931 Recharging All per guests of the latler's parents, *4§r ' (p4t with the Plnmbl.ig Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moore day evening guests at Floyd Elli- several days lasl week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vanderlip and celebrated their seventeenth Noah Thomas, Eljah Slab'.. Wheal 43 Makes of World's Largest Vessel Against N^r York Skvline FOR SERVICE—Percheron stal- for the New Home son's. Rye, per bu 28 Neva Vanderlip went home with the Ward Sohool, on wedding anniversary wilh a pic- Ray Riqkert and family and Jonas KauITman and Joe l^ehma'i Batteries them lo visit for several days. lion, formerly owned by Nels or the Old One nic supper in Fallasburg park left last Tuesday for an aulo trin Flour, per bbl •! 4" Erickson. Russell Miller, six Paul Rickert ami family celebral- Oats, per bu 20 last week Wednesday. ed Paul's birthday with a picnic to Philadelphia where they will a record-breaking Mr. and Mrs. Valda Walls are miles north of Middleville. If you investigate our Whole* 'Harrison Wilcox and family, of visit relalives for a few weeks. Corn and Oat feed, cwt 1 45 spending several days in the Up- m (c51tf supper in Fallasburg park Mon- Corn Meal '• 45 •mi* sale Direct-to-You Prices on Lansing, were Friday dinner day. . . Charles Tombaugh ami daugh- per Peninsula. Miss Virginia guests of bis brother, Milton Wil- ter, Laura Tombaugh and Mr. and Cracked Corn, per cwt 1 55 ?LOW PRICE for M illard Batteries Graham is assisting Miss Doris FOR RENT—Double room house. Tuosdayand Wednesday William Leckner, of Lansing, Bran, per cwt HO il Inquire of L. W. Rutherford. BARNES QUALITY cox. is working for Frank Daniels. Mrs. Teeter, of Lansing, were re- Roth in the care of little Ronald Herbert and Hazel Adams and cent week-end guests of the Dear- Middlings, per cwl 85 Watts during his parents absence. (c 50tf ENAMELED WARE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels Pea Beans 2.05 Tom Norton, of Grand Hapids, were al Houghton lake Tuesday dorf and Weaver families. spent Sunday with Arthur Shores. Miss Mamie Tyler is in Lake Light Red Beans 000 Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton Kitchen Sinks, Rathtuba, night. and son joined Mr. and Mrs. Min- Mildred and Helen Shores are Odessa caring for Mrs. Byron Dark Red Kidney Beans 0.00 Angust 4 and 5 Lavatoriea, ctc. Eggs, per dozen 10 CENTRAL GARAGE er Kinsey and family and Miss visiting cousins in Clarksville for Goodsell. Piunblig, Itttwt ind LOGAN LOCALS Butter fat 24 Agnes Sorenson. of Grand Rap- Let us figure wilh you and two weeks. Wilbur Tyler, wife and Dellon Phone 43 A. H. Stormzand Lowell ids at a picnic at the home of Mr. Marguerite Rainier was a Fri- Hogs, dressed 7@9% An 8-aoro field will be plowed and save you money on our guar- wen in Uike Odessa Sunday eve- Hogs, live 5-0 50 and Mrs. MViynard Dutcher Sun- Slwet Mtul Work day guest of Mrs. Jake Staal. Oxel Erickson and family wilh ning lo sec Mrs. Byron Good- anteed work. Spinner Johnson and family were Calves, dressed 8-11 day. Jack Gilbert, wife and son sell. at Fallasberg park Sunday. Calves, live 5-7 Prompt aervice on other demonatrations given Gerald, of Grand Rapids, were Samuel Cannavan, wife and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Foote attend- Friday supper guests of Jake Miss Esther Stahl entertained Beef, live 3-7 ed church in Fennviile Sunday at supper last Friday night her children look Ira Sines lo his Beef, dressed 6-12% • Repair Work C. W. Cook Staal s. home in Parmalee Sunday and and were dinner guests cf Rev. Jack Gilbert and Mr. Seymour, sister Alma and Nellie Freeman, Fowls, per lb 12-17 and Mrs. W. E. Beckett. They also Undismayed bv Ruth Nichols' scci- of Grand Rapids, and Minnie Miss Eleanor returned with them. Wi of Grand Rapids, took dinner on The new 73,00(Mon Cunardcr. still unnamed snd called "534 «1ent. Laura Ingalls continued her plans n called on Mrs. Mclnlyre, of South of the RAY COVERT Monday at Jake Stsal s. Weiland. Elva Mishler is assisting Mrs. No medium or method can be- Haven and Robert Mclnlyre who tbding finan- It ii shown at it will appear against'the tall Demonstration Sponsored by V> become the first woman to fly tK gin to compare with The Ledger ii For Greater Service and Satufaclii-'. rom Any w ler York. The new boat will have cost )30^XX) George Denlon and family, Elaine Hall, of Grand Rapids, Francis Seese, of North Bowne, had been visitini his mother re- ckl Inrthvtioo. ai tbc Allies for a ^ * ^ cegmes will dev^ (Vtlantic alone. in covering this field. Make of Battery Dae WUlard Strvio <<> gularly m four days. Drawn to acale U shown the first ~ and the shin is expected to cross the Atlantic Phona 317 Jaroes Denton and family, Pansy has been the guest of Minnie with her duties this week. c turned home wit them. |oG0^C0,C00 loia Istincbtd 91 r MMMMMHi Smith's Hardware of Ada SIX THE LOWBLI. (MICH.) LEDGER aad ALTO SOLO. THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1931 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, THI RSDAY. JULY 30, 1931 SEVEN EAST CALEDONIA ITEMS LEGAL NOTICES Continunl Many of Cob-moo-sa's descend- •tettetee*#•••••••••••• PARNELL PARAGRAPHS children spent Sunday evening! Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brulon LEGAL NOTICES // Each Could Choose a Craft - By /lOmt T. Reid ants were there and look part with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Yeiter, spenl Momluv evening al the MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE # EYE WITNESS . in the program, the last number I'CHUBCU I Merril Byrne, of Port Wayne, of Freeport. Swiss Ladies Aid is the guest of his parents, Mr. Matt und Joe Matler'nick went! home of Mrs. M. Currier, of Dun- SALE of which was a song in Indian PARTS language, "The End of a Perfect of the German Church and Mrs. J. P. Byrne. lo Z eel and Saturday night, to see can lake. Fricqds of TUe Lowell Ledger ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR Default having been made in iNNOmCEMOTS Farmers, Attention Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smilh, of TO TRANSFER Day," by four of his great grand- Lillian Sullivan Is vacationing their brolher, who is seriously and Alto Solo having busim HEARING CLAIMS the payment of the moneys and children. will serve at Ottawa Beach. sick in Ihe hospital there. Hiekory Corners are spending > in lbs Kent County Probate Cdurt taxes secured by two certain real FIRST METHODIST CHURCH INSl'RE IN THE LARGEST FIRE IN- few days wilh Mr. and Mrs. W.| For All Cars Stale of Michigan. The Probate Hichard E. Southwick, of Hart, Parnell High School Alumni Mrs. W. Fairehild and Mrs. E. will confer a favor on the pub- estate mortgages as follows: SURANCE COMPANY IN MICHIGAN Crans. Court for the County of Kent. OF INDIANS Michigan. All are invited lo attend church oflicers recently met at the home C. Yeiter attended the Harris lisher if they will kindly ask the MORTGAGE NO. I-Dated Feb- Ice Crein ud Cake of Jerry Byrne to discuss the Creek school reunion Saturday. Miss Helen Hrulon and friend, I hive parts for nearly all At a session of said Court, held Dated, July 15, 1931. next Sunday. Court to send the printing of pro- at the Probate Office in the City 11, 1927, made and executed by- Morning worship at 10:30 a. m. final arrangements for Iheir open Mr. und Mrs. (ieorge Enz and TNE STATE MUTIALI0DDED FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Grand Hapids, were ealler# al bate notices to this paper. We Lee S. Higgins and Etta Higgins, (Continued from first page) During Centennial Week in Ihe home of her parenls last Wed- makeH of cars for sale cheap of Grand Rapids, in said county, LOGAN LOCALS Sermon by the pastor. party to be given Friday, July 31, daughter Pauline, of take Odessa, understand the Court will cheer- on the 23rd day of July. A. I).. his wife, to Edith Van Sickle, of French fur traders and Jesuit building on Riverside Drive al Boslwick lake. Mrs. Charles Slendck and son Over 194,000,000 at Bisk. Net Resources over $436,766.88. nesday evening. fully comply with such requests. Sunday school al 11:45 a. m. 1931. Portland, Michigan, which said priests came lo the Grand River Saturday, July 11, 1931, was a No prayer meeting next week, near Popular Shoe Store. Buth Sullivan returned this Boice, of Alto, and Miss tattle Since our organization we have paid over $4,050,000 Mrs. Cora Miller and daughler Buick '28. Star *27. Essex R. G. Jefferies. Pubr. mortgage is recorded in the of- Virginia are spending a few Present. Hon. John Dalton. valley during the eighteenth ccn- gala day at Logan school grounds. Wednesday. week from an eastern tour. She Kinyon, of Lowell, spent Sunday in losses. '26 parts this week. Judge of Probale. fice of the Register of Deeds for tury. They gave good Influence About 300 old and young met The Indies Aid will meet this Price 10c accompanied Mr. and Mrs. James wilh Mr. and Mds. Glen Yeiter. Our blanket policy on farm personal is often worth weeks al Iheir farm home. Kent County. MichiganMichi , In Liber The Misses Ollila and Marjorv ORDER APPOINTING TIME In the Matter of the Estate of to the Indian mode of living. In their old school chums and week Friday at 2:30 p. m. in the Hillary, of Grand Bapids. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foote, of double a classified policy. FOR HEARING CLAIMS Samuel Fahrni. Deceased. . 600 of Mortgages at Pages 190-191 the year 1765 there came from friends, some had not seen each Church House. Week-end guests of Mrs. Wil- Alto, called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred If slock and tools are saved, all will apply on hay and Page spent the week-end with Watch for new list every 182 on February 28, 1927; that the (clO Stale of Michigan. The Probate It appearing lo the court that Montreal, to the rapids of Grand other for over thirty or forty Special services are being liam Laughlin were her daughter, Moore Monday evening. grain, or vice versa. their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl week—you will probahly amount claimed to be due and Page. Company from Chieagoj Court for the County of Kent. the time for presentation of river, a French voyageur by the years and they had a joyous lime planned for Home Coming Sun- Mrs. John Troy and children, of Dr. :ind Mrs. Forrest Schaffer, Protects you on own farm and on rented land within claims against said estate should owing on said mortgage and note name of Antoine Campau. He living over the old school days. day, August 9. Bev. Bussell H. Detroit, of Detroit, called al J. W. Frey- three miles of home farm. was also entertained at Ihe Page find just what you need. At a session of said Court, held for principal and inlerest on this home rerenlly. at the Probate Office in the City be limited, and that a time and wooed, won and married Indian At noon a fine pot luck dinner Bready will preach at the morn- Mary Hefferan who is attend- ermuth's. Protects livestock al pasture anywhere in state. place be appointed to receive, ex- dale is the sum of 9545.26 dollars, style, by Just living together, the was served cafeteria style. Ice ing service. Former pastors N. Do Great Stunts ing the summer session al Cen- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Freyermuth Protects your automobile, truck or tractor same as Mr. and Mrs. John Karrer andj Also Good Used Batteries of Grand Hupids. in said county, together with an attorney fee of son Jaek. and friends of Cale- on the ISth day of July, A. 1).. amine and adjust all claims and beautiful daughter of the chief. cream cones were served each L Bray, A. T. Luther, Balph Woo- tral State Teachers' college spent and Harold Juhlin spent Sunday other farm machinery. demands against said deceased by thlrtv ($30) dollars, as provided The result of this union was a person after dinner. The presi- lon and H. H. Harris have writ- the week-end at home. afternoon in Grand Bapids. Discount given for fireproof roofs on dwellings. donia. spenl last Thursday al! and Tires 11931. for in said mortgage, making a Cowden lake near Coral. Present. Hon. CI ARK E. IIIG- and before said court: son born in 1768. Here he grew dent then called order and an in- ten that they expect to be iires- A beach parly at Ihe Oval al A good policy at nn honest price. Gives satisfaction It Is Ordered, That all Ihe credit- total of $575.26 dollars of princi- to manhood and inherited all the teresting program was given the ent for the evening plalfonn At S.S. Picnic lligliland park was ailended and saves worry. Don't just buy an Insurance Policy, Company from Grand Hapids] BHE. Judge of Probate. pal. interest and attorney fees SEELEY CORNERS is being entertained al the Frank In The Matter of the Estate of ors of said deceased are required characteristics of an Ottawa In- first number being a song, Ameri- meeting. Thursday evening by Laura Hef- BUY PROTECTION. JACK MANNING due on said Mortgage No. 1. feran, Lillian Sullivan, Cather- Paee home. Perry C. Freeman, Deceased. to present their claims to said dian. He was over six foot tall, ca, sung by audience and led by A. T. Carlland. pastor. Thursday. July 23, over one The Snow school reunion was LOCAL AGENTS MORTGAGE NO. I I-Dated De- square built, full of life and vim, ine Hefferan, and Patricia Hef- Miss Gladys Welton and Carl Stale Licenced Dealer It appearing to the court thai court at said court at said Probale Mrs. Emma Deardorf, then Bev. hundred members, young and old, very well attended last Saturday Lowell—D. A. Wingeier. Harry Day, R E. Spripgett, Oflice on or before the 24th day of cember 17, 1929. made by Lee S. weight about two hundred A. Nagler, of Evart, offered Vergennea Church feran, Gene Sullivan, Lewis Hil- Konkle, of Grand Hapids. spent a i 'the time for presentation of Higgins and Etta Higgins, hus- of the M. E. Sunday school en- and a splendid lime was enjoyed Grant Warner. One mile south of Lowell I claims against said estate should November, A. 1). 1931, at 10 o'clock pounds. His name as a boy is prayer. A short business ses- Preaching service next Sunday lary, and Tom and Irving Mon- day recently with the former's | band and wife, of Alto, Michigan, joyed a picnic al Townsend park. tague, of Detroit. by all present, taren Lewis was Cascade—John Watterson. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ^ibe limited and that a time and in the forenoon, said time and not known. But when a man sion was held and a collection at 9 a. m. A bountiful dinner supplemented lo Edith Van Sickle, of Portland, re-elected president wilh W. V. Vergennes—William McCarthy. Welton. Tntn IPlace be appointed to receive, ex- place being hereby appointed for grown he had a dream and saw a taken lo defray expenses, after Sunday school at 10 a. m. All by lemonade was followed by a Burras as vice president and Ihe examination and adjustment Michigan, which said mortgage is ghost or phantom bear, which he this Clara VandeWerker, chair- are invited. Parnell Alumni Sponsor Dance Mrs. Kmmetl Sheehan and chil- _i—I , amine- an—d adjus-Jjustl alll claims and recorded in Liber 698 of Mort- rogram of sports conducted by Alice Beynolds as secretary-treas- dren spent Sunday wilh friends SOUTH-WEST BOWNE 'demands against said deceased by of all claims and demands against followed to the source of Grand man of program committee, took A. T. Carlland, pastor. lev. A. T. Carlland. The recently organized Parnell urer. The reunion will be held said deceased. gages at pages 68 and 69 in the river, thence north to the head charge of program. High School Alumni is sponsor- al Green lake. and before said court: Omce of Ihe Register of Deeds of A needle threading contest was again next year on the last Sat- State Mutual Rodded Fire Ins. Co. Miss Anne Murray, of Chicago, II Is Ordered. That all the cred- It Is Further Ordered, That waters of the Muskegon river She called Daniel Nash and GERMAN M. E. CHURCH taken part in by eight or ten ing a dancing parly Friday eve- urday in July and as it will be public notice thereof be given by Kent County. Michigan, on De- down that to lis mouth, then fol- Mrs. Elizabeth Coons lo the front. ning, July 31, at the Boslwick Home Offlee: 702 Church St. Flint. Mich. HARRIS CREEK is visiting her aunt. Miss Cather- itors of said deceased are re- cember 24, 1929, and that the Missionary program Sunday at men, all showing great (?) dex- the twenty-fifth reunion an en- ine Murray, of Ibis place. quired to present their claims to publication of a copy of this or- lowed Ihe lake shore lo the These two are the only survivors 10 o'clock a. m. lerity, but Henry Alexander won lake pavilion. deavor will be made lo have a W. V. BURRAS, Praa. 1. K. FISK. Sec y der for three successive weeks amount due upon said mortgage mouth of Grand river and back of their classmates of seventy- Jerry Byrne is general chair- The school reunion held al Alice Anderson returned home said court at said court at said for principal and inlerest on this Bible school at 11 o'clock a. m. the contest and was presented larger attendance and a bigger from Grand Rapids Saturday af- Probate Oflice on or before the previous to said day of bearing, home in one day and a night, so seven years ago. They were You are cordially invited to wilh a paper of needles and spool man of Ihe parly. Assisting with celebration. Harris Creek school Saturday date is the sum og $110.64 dol- Mother he was given the name of Cub- was thoroughly enjoyed by all. ter a week's visit, her cousin, Nth day of November. 1931. al 10 in the Lowell ledger, a newspa- given a hearty handclap of wel- these meetings. of thread for future use. A crack- arrangements are the following Lois Beynolds spent the week- lars, togethei with an atlorney bah-moo-sa, the great walker. At come by the company. Mrs. Jane committees: Tickets. (iladys About one hundred old and young Mary Alleen. returning with her o'clock in the forenoon, said time per printed and circulated in said John Claus, pastor. er eating contest was won by end with her aunt, Mrs. Gabe county. fee of thirty-five ($35) dollars as the first treaty with the United Sheehan, a teacher here fifty Gahan; music, Joseph Joyce; joined to help make the day a for a vacation with relatives. and place being hereby appointed provided for in said mortgage, Leila Dennie. Billy Doyle ate Onan, of West Lowell. Miss Hazel Flynn spenl Sunday for the examination and adjust- JOHN DALTON. States Government in 1833 he years ago, Peter Blough, a student CATHOLIC PARISHES his banana quicker than the oth- chanerones. (Catherine Tobin; Lyman Dinsen, who has been merry one. A fine program was making due for principal and m- signed by his mark as above. At 65 years ago and Mrs. Lydia Kar- part of the afternoon entertain- with Mar> Catherine Gougberty. ment of all claims and demands Judge of Probate. St. Mary's—Lowell ers in this class. Dora Jane publicity, Patricia Hefferan. spending the past year in New A true copy: teresl and attorney fees, the sum the second treaty of 1855 he cher a student 64 years ago were The chanerones for the eve- MICHIGAN BELL ment. A business meeting was Henry De Visser, of Grand Hap- against said deceased. of $145.64 dollars. Bev. Fr. Jewell, pastor. Thomas and Esther Compton vied \ork working for the Y. M. C. A. ids. is spending a few weeks with Il Is Further Ordered. That FRED ROTH, signed by his mark as Cu-cub- all given hand claps of welcome 7:00 a. m.. Low Mass, sermon. in a "siring contest" the former ning include Mr. and Mrs. Justin visited his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. held and the same oflicers re- That default has also been made bah-moosa, the great chief—(first from the audience. elected. except for the treasurer his aunt, Mrs. Knmiett Sheehan. public notice thereof be given by Register of Probate. 9:00 a. m.. High Mass and ser- winning the prize. Esther Comp- McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. Vin- D. J. Dinsen Monday evening. (10-11-12 by the mortgagors in the payment syllable very short with a rising A song, "The Old School Bell" cent Carey. The party is open TELEPHONE CO. which was given to Miss Mary Kalhr>n and Barbara Porrilt publication of a copy of this or- of taxes upon the land mentioned mon. ton won in the ball throwing Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gane ami der for three successive weeks inflection, fifth syllable heavy ac- was well rendered by a quartette, contest. and informal. Sinclair, of Alto. spent from Wednesday until Fri- ALASKA ATOMS in said mortgages and that Ihe St. PatrlckH Parnell daughters, of Grand Bapids, day with their aunt. Mrs. Adrian previous to said day of bearing. cent). Common usage and Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. 0. Deardorf, Mrs. Bev. Fr. McNeal, pastor. A lot of sport was created in spent Sunday with his parents, Mrs. Garret Raker and lady mortgagee has paid the taxes up- AMTACAiTIK can history have shortened it Mabel Blough and Andrew LA BARGE RIPPLES friend, of Grand Rapids, were I Wallace, of Cascade. In the Lowell Ledger, a newspa- on the land described in said 8:00 a. m.. Low Mass and ser- the wheelbarrow game, won by Mr. ami Mrs. George Gane. per printed and circulated In said Callers and visitors at the Dean down lo Cob-moo-sa. He was Blough. Andv sang an encore Dora Thomas and Sam Yeiter. Thursday guests at the John O'- Mrs. Bernard Flynn and daugh- home the past week were Mr. and mortgages so assessed for Ihe mon. C. M. Loomis, of Grand Bapids, Neil home. lers. spent Saturday with her county. known as a shrewd debater, of a jolly jingle. 10:00 a. m.. High Mass and ser- Sam also won in the boys' jump- Mrs. Bill Frisbie and son spent spoke at Snow church lasl Sun- Mrs. Harley Hunter and Orve years 1928-1929-1930 in the total forceful orator, a successful hun- 1). D. Holcomb, a pupil of sev- Wednesday with Mrs. M. E. Monica Anderson has been sick parenls. Mr. and Mrs. Edward CLARK E. HIGBEE. sum of ninety-four dollars and mon. ing game. The 6-year-old boys' day and Dan Thome is expected Judge of Probate. Vanderlip. of Keene. Mr. and Mrs. ter and a good wrestler. He was enty years ago, gave the address race was won by Charles Horn. Campbell, of Grand Bapids. wilh tonsiiilis during the past few;Haley, of Lelghton. Fred Cramer. Mr. and Mrs. John thirty-four cents, ($94.34) which DAVIS LAKE LOWELL NILIC LIIUIT St. Patrick's—Paraell to preach next Sunday morning. days. Thomas Griffin and daughters, A true copy: a zealous pagan and took an ac- of welcome and a fine talk. He Margery Fonger won the race of Mr. and Mrs. Vern taring and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole and Pattison, Mr*. Alice Dean, of said amount together with the tive part in its rites and cere- Bev. Fr. E. H. Pacelte, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox were Mrs. Zelha Anderson. Mrs. Rich- FRED ROTH. GRAHAM BLDG.—WEST 8IDB was followed by Bev. A. Nagler, the 10-year-old girls. Belay race, daughter Eleanor, Lee and Vant little daughter, of Grand Bapids, Lowell. Mrs. Dorothy Landman, amounts hereinbefore referred to Ralph Valdez and sons worked monies. He did not take part in a leacher here 47 years ago. Mr. Services at 8:30 or 10:00 a. m., Farabain accompanied N. C. callers al Joe Anderson's Thurs- ard Houseman and son Gerald, of Register of Probale. -OPEN- Bob Scott, Sam Yeiter and Jack Minn., were guests of his parenls. of Muskegon, Mrs. Lana Cook. is claimed to be due on this date on the road near Ada last week. the war of 1812 with some of his Xagler's talk was very pleasing alternating with Mission Church. Thomas i to Baldwin Sunday day. |Grand Rapids, were Saturday cal- (8-9-10 to the mortgagee, Edith Van Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Fonger. Mrs. Charles Doyle could Mr. and Mrs. C. Cole last week, Ira Dean and family and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. StaufTer spent tribe especially Chief Kah-kah- and Interesting containing many repeat her A B C's faster than where they attended the Dixie Monday and Tuesday. Emmett and Margaret Ann Hii- lers at the Leon Anderson home. APPntMitva TiuvonD Ray Haskins, of Grand Rapids. Sickle, making the total amount Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. from 2 to 8 p. m. bah and others because he was a amusing reminiscences of his CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ball game. larry returned —to their home in Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Warner ORDER API O NTING TIME FOR claimed to be due on this date any in the large class. Her prize Mrs. C. Cole spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Molllt attended U. S. Hunter. AUDIE E. POST, Librarian ood friend of the Great White school work here. Christian Science services are was a fly swatter. A very few Mrs. Barnes ami Mrs. Lisle, of Grand mHapidr s having spen. l the land familyiy, of Grand Ledge, HEARING CLAIMS for principal, interest, attorney held every Sunday morning al end with her daughter, Mrs. Evan the MoflM reunion al Paris Sun- Mr and Mrs Frank King of Lan- f alher at Washington. He gave two poems of his own were brave enough to enter the Grand Bapids, spent from Monday Fuller, of Hastings. past two weeks with their aunt. I were Sunday guests at Ihe James Slate of Michigan. The Probate day. fees and taxes on the two mort- sing, are visiting their parents, He seems to have lived at dif- writing about his school work eleven o'clock over the Lowell until Wednesday with the form- Mrs. Joe Anderson and family. Porritt home. Court for the County of Kent. facial contortion game and we Mr. ami Mrs. John Ingersoll, of Recent callers at the home of gages above described, the sum Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lind. L L SIEMII, M. I. ferent places along Grand Biver, here that provoked much laugh- Stale bank. were requested to refrain from er's daughter Mrs. Colin Camp- Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil and Miss Bernadean Flynn spent Al a session of said Court, held of $815.24 dollars; and no suit or Subject for lesson sermon for Lowell, have been guesls of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. MoflM were Mr. Thomas Forward spent the the Rapids, Ionia and Lowell. He ter and was greatly enjoyed b> publishing the judges' verdict. bell and family, Mrs. Shattuck and Mrs. taren Lewis. daughter Katherine. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with her friend. Margaret at the Probale Oflice in the City and Mrs. Henry Hiliey, Mrs. Wm. proceedings having been institut- fore part of Ihe week wilh Rob- had four wives, eleven sons, and pupils and friends. Aug. 2. is "Love." and children came afler them Joe O'Neil spent Sunday wilh the Anderson. Her parents were of Grand Rapids, in said county, Mrs. L. Bieri won the ladies' Don't forget Ihe ice cream so- McConnell, Mrs. Reach and Mrs. ed al law or equity to recover the ert Slater, of Alto. 11. ALTLANI, M. I. three daughters, also an orphan Following this he called the roll All are cordially Invited. fool race, Dora Jane Thomas the Wednesday. former's daughter and husband, evening guesls. on the 25th day of July, A. D. amount secured by said mortgage cial to be held at the home of Mr. Frankie Shisler. Callers al the Wm. Schrader girl, Negonce, left by his oldest of his former pupils and several girls' and Billy Doyle the boys' Mrs. Bex Joustna and children and Mrs. George Gane on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Oliff Tappin, of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Wiersma 1931. Miss Mildred Cole and friend, debt or any part thereof where- home the past week were Mr. and son Gaw-ge. His first wife, Ah- responded. Mrs. Deardorf and CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and Mrs. Lyle Patterson, spent Grand Rapids. and daughters were Sunday din- Negonce Block, LewalL race. evening of this week by the Present. Hon. Clark E. Higbee, of Nashville, spenl Sunday al the by the power of sale in said mort- Mrs. Freeman Diefenbaker and da-wah-qua had four sons name- Mrs. Thompson then sang a very Sunday Bible school at 10 a. m. Monday with Mrs. Ora Dawson Monica Anderson and Margaret ;ner guesls at Ihe John Troy Judge of Probate. Office Hours, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. After the program the larger Ladies' Aid society. home of her grandparents, Mr. gages contained have become and family, of Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. ly. Gaw-ge, Wub-sho-gun, Shaw- beautiful duet. Clare Vande- Church services al 11 a. m. number drove lo Crooked lake and family. Ann Hillary attended a party at home. In The Matter of the Estate of anti Mrs. Jue Coon. arc now operative. Wm. Venneman and family, of Office Phone 36 bo-e, and O-gee-moss. Werker called the roll of Mrs. Messrs. N. C. Thomas, Vant Mr. and Mrs. Henry London Don't send your child, bring for a swim, the others going on The Lowell Ledger and cither the Owen Nash home Monday af- Fred A. Malcolm. Deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kidder and Cascade. Mr. and MVs. Dan Gil- Second wife, Ah-da-go-wem-on Sheehan's pupils. Mrs. Anna him to Sunday school. and Lee Farabain, of Home Acres, ternoon, honoring the birthday and family were Sunday dinner Notice is hereby given that by lo Boslwick lake. the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio! You don't spend all your time It appearing to the court that son, ami mother, Mrs. Schultz virtue of the power of sale in lesse, of Home Acres, Mr. and had one son and one daughter. Blough read a letter of greeting "A class for every age." The day was ideal and all vol- and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Loring Farmer for $2.25 the year. of their daughter Dorothy. guesls al the Owen Nash home. the lime for presentation of visited relalives in Portland Sun- Mrs. Wm. Rowland and daughter JON I. STITIEI Thomas Gougberty and family each of the said mortgages con- Son, Ah-mah-bes, daughter, Ah- from Mrs. Mattie Glasgow Hani- Junior service at 6 o'clock. ed a very pleasant gathering, each and daughter Eleanor, attended - —| getting there and back .. when N. C. Thomas, of Grand Rapids, claims against said estate should day. Charlotte, of Grand Rapids, and Ihe Daniel and Harris Creek spent Sunday afternoon at Gun- tained and in pursuance of the -DENTIST— bow-e-na. ford, of California, which was Begular N. Y, P. S., at 6:45. doing his or her part to make the was a caller at the William C. be limited and that a time and Mr. and Mrs. James Fox and Mrs. Donovan Bates and daugh- Third wife. Ma-scn-a-be-qua fine. Will Glasgow gave two cute school reunions Saturday after- TUs Baaatifal World Anderson home one day last lake. statute in such case made and Evening service at 7:30. This event a succcss. N. A. you vacation in Michigan place be appointed to receive, ex- son Harold and Mrs. R. 0. Brown provided each of said mortgages ter. Pkaaa 21$ Hoara f ta $ had three suns and one daughter, readings, Sarah Louise Bannan service is Evangelistic. noon. ^ The world Is a beautiful book week. Maytilda Nash returned lo her amine and adjust all claims and visited the Gelz farm Sunday. Mrs. Ross StaufTer and children Open Wednesday and Saturday bat of little use to him who ennno duties in Grand Rapids after will be fori closed by sale of the sons, Aush-kah-mah-ga, Antoine, gave two appropriate and pleas- Special music and singing. WEST LOWELL The Misses Emma Jane and Buth John Smelker spent the week- demands again^ said deceased by MV. and Mrs. Ray Haskins spenl visited her parents at Middleville Evening, 7 to 9 Cogz-he-sa, daughter, Was-sa-yah, Frisbie attended Ihe 4-H Club read It—ToldonL end with his family here. He spending last week with her par- premises in each of said mort- ing readings. Mrs. Ida Glasgow, a Mid-week The most distant parts of Michifan are within and before said courl: Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and gages described, each of said Wednesday. ANY BABY Oflea eloaed ThaHday afteraooas mother of Rodney Negake. former teacher gave a short but Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reefer and Camp at Boslwick lake several is working at Vermontville. ents. Mrs. Dr. L. E. Haskins. Mrs. Nick Pitsch and son were Wednesday evening prayer ser- children, of Portland, were call- easy traveling distance from home. Splendid The reunion at Harris Creek II Is Ordered. Thai all the mortgages covering the same and Fourth wife, Ah-ne-me-ga had interesting talk and this was fol- days Ihe past week. Mr. and Alice Nash. Katherine O'Neil Mrs. C. W. King enjoyed the in Grand Rapids Thursday. vice at 8 p. m. ers at James Green's Sunday. Mrs. Bill Frisbie motored oul af- roads .. . excellent rail and water transportation was well attended Saturday with creditors of said deceased are re- identical property and Ihe same \17E can neverbeanre just what three sons and one daughter. Sons lowed by a contest on quick and Dorothy Nash spenl Tuesday band concert in Alto Thursday Leander Pitsch called on his • • makes an infant restless, but Mash-she-ba, Cha-way-gosh-gun, speaking led by Clara Vande There will be no Friday eve- Miss Lois Reynolds spent from ler them Thursday evening and ... reasonably-priced hotels ... comfortable tour- afternoon with Monica Anderson a fine program and all kinds of quired to present their claims to mortgagors and mortgagees, by M. P. fiOTFIEISEI ning service this week on ac- ..chest evening. arents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pitsch the remedy can always be the same. and Henry Mau-bese, father of Ja- Werker for the women and An- Saturday until Tuesday wilh her enjoyed a pot-luck supper and a ists' homes . . . free camping grounds . .. advan- and her cousin. Margaret Hillary "good things lo eat. said court at said court at said public auction to the highest bid- Pkyaielaa and Surgeon count of the annual meeting at Probale Office on or before the R. O. Brown returned lo his der at Ihe North front door of the Sunday. Good old Castoriat There's comfort cob Walker, daughter Say-sa-gah, drew Blough for the men. Of aunt, Mrs. Gabe Onan. program around the camp fire. tages for almost every land ana water sport... all Mrs. John O'Neil was a guest of Mrs. Owen Nash gave a party work in Vincennes, Ind., Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gress and in every drop of this pure i table OVER CITY STATE BANK mother of Solomon Bailey. course the women won. The Indian Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Swartz, John Mrs. Vern taring and daughter COLDS Mrs. Roy Jones last Thursday. 27th day of November, A. D., 1931, Court House in the City of Grand There will be a street meeting are available to the vacationist. "Monday in honor of her daughter ,( n 0,c 0c,i n the day afler spending a couple of son Merrill, Mr. Little and Mrs. preparation, and not the test LOWELL, MICHIGAN By the treaty of 1855 the In- program was closed by a talk and Court, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court Eleanor spent Wednesday at the Those ^ ' ' ' forenoon, Rapids, County of Kent, and State at the corner of Riverside Drive Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lind. of ^Dorothy's 13th birthday. sa < rtnie an< ,acc weeks at his home here. of Michigan, (Said place being Julia Hull, of Grand Rapids, were harm in its frequent use. As dians ceded all lands of Grand two poems. and sons. Maurice and Bichard home of the former's daughter Caledonia and niece. Yvonne present were Mary AndersonorLn . ' ' * P being hereby Office Phone, 222-2: House. 222-3 fend Main street at 9 o'clock Sal- Let LOW COST Long Distance telephone serv- appointed for the examination and Several from this place attend- where the Circuit Court of Kent Sunday supper guests al Ihe Walt Baby has a fretful spell, is feverish, River Valley and all other valleys attended the Dunham and Kelch- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Car! Haas, of Grand Hapids. were tiathrvn. Barbara and Elizabeth or cnes and can't sleep, let Castoria Logan Items unlay night. ice... available everywhere... add to the pleasure adjustment of all claims and de- ed Ihe band concert at Caledonia County is held), on the 17th day Schrader home. north to the Straits for farms in um reunion at O. C. Austin's Higley. guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ander- Porritt. Monica Anderson. Mar- soothe and quiet him. Sometimes it's Mrs. S. S. Weaver entertained E. J. Stevens, pastor. Sunday. ofvour outing. Dispel worry by calling home and mands against said deceased. Saturday evening. of October, A. D.. 1931, at ten Richard and Billy Ansburger severalty in eight townships in her Sunday school class of the Mrs. Marie Spencer and family, son Wednesday night. Jgaret Hilliary. of Grand Rapids. are spending the week with their a toQ<± of colic. Sometimes constipa- M. I. T. LISTII Northwestern Michigan. The Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Travis, of of Jackson, spenl Friday night office frequently. (!all friends who live off your Mr. and Mrs. Al It Is Further Ordered. That o'clock in Ihe forenoon of said tion. Or diarrhea—a condition that Church of the Brethren at her LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH Baker, of an(i \iicp Nash. They had a GOVE CORNERS grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick principle'ones were townships 15, Battle Creek, called on their wilh Mr. and Mrs. Ora Dawson r. Telephone ahead for accommodations. Grand Rapids, formerly of this public notice thereof be given by day. shonld always be checked without ML E. M. SCUEFFEI home Sunday. Those present very enjoyable afternoon. Re- Said premises are described Pitsch. 16. 17, and 18 north of range 16 Sunday school, 10:30. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Courl and family, and also called on place, are receiving congratula- publication of a copy of this or- delay. Just kwp Castoria handy, and were Ada Snyder and Betty Sin- Preaching, 11:30. freshments of ice cream and cake Mrs. Mhry Robinson and two in each of said mortgages as fol- CllfTord Wilson and Hugh Ross, give it OSTEOPATHIC west in Oceana and Mason coun- Sunday. other friends. The low cost of your Long Distance calls will prove tions on the birth of a son. were served. der for three successive weeks Uy. Relief will follow clair, of Elmdale, IJIIian Blough, Young people's meeting, 6:30. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ketchum previous to said day of hearing, children, of Howard City, visited lows: of Lansing, called at U. S. Hun- if it doesn't, yoa Physicians and Surgeons ties. Each family was given of Freeport, and Marion Miller. Mrs. C. Campbell spent Mon- a small item in your vacation budget. Guests at the Joe Anderson Miss Catherine Murray. Ann ter's Sunday. eighty acres and each single per- Preaciiing at 7:30 from Bevela- and children soeift .Saturday day in Grand Bapids and called in the Lowell Ledger, a newspa- Mrs. Rufus Gregory from Friday All that certain piece or parcel ysidan. Madison Square Grand Rapida Daniel Stahley and wife, of home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. "Murray. Thomas and Mary Mc- until Monday. Mrs. Anna Snyder and Ralph son forty acres and many valu- lion, 6th chapter. night with Mrs. Blair and attend- on Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. M. E. Wm. J. Anderson and daughter per printed and circulated In said of land situated in the Township Phones 38702—38019—30518 Indiana, visited Mrs. Stahley's Everyone invited to all of these ed the reunion at O. C. Austin's Om *f • urUt •/ IM »Jp»nlt*mtmtl ctttrm- \ Guire attended the 80th birthday county. A school reunion of those in of Caledonia, County of Kent, and Klnyon. of North Dorr were Sun- able considerations. parents, E. H. Thompson and Campbell. ill jet a ijam aJwtaiafm tf il Jeanne, of Altofi. . .-Johi n Smelke• a) r anniversary of her father. John Cascade District No. 4, will be day afternoon guests at the Nick There were about fourteen hun- services. Sunday. Mrs. Claud Loring, • and Mrs. CLARK E. HIGBEE. Stale of Michigan, and described wife Sunday. In the afternoon Hear the old-fashioned gospel to MS* mtmffn h Ikt MUkifn | ^ Iheir ho,.,., in Grand held at the school house Saturday. as the west one-half (%) of the Pitsch home. dred men, women and children they went to see Mrs. Byron Louis Luneke and son Dickie mo- Judge of Probale. Uaela Eba. preached in the old-fashioned tored to Fennviile last Wednes- toll Ttlfl— Ctmfmj. } A true copv: August 1. northwest fractional one-quarter Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrader and their personal property to Goodsell, of I^ake Odessa, and 'It's aaatar," said DocU Eben. be moved from the homes they way. day afternoon after Mrs. Salina FRED ROTH. Mr. and Mrs. I^eon Slater and (H) of Section One (1) Township called on Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stazey CASTORIA found her suffering much pain. VACATION IN MICHIGAN EAST ADA—SPRING HILL Read bargains in Want column. family, of Delaware, 0., Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Dief- to forget a friend dan an enemy. loved so well to a new and wild Indies' Bible class and prayer BAYER ASPIRIN taring, who has been spending Register of Probate. (10-11-12 number five (5) North, Range, Da friend will be forbaarin' whan We are sorry to hear that she Is meeting both Thursday evening Mrs. Hugh Slater and son and Ten (10) West, containing eighty- enbaker Sunday evening. country, which was good farming nol feeling so well at present. some time at the home of her sis- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vos and j yoa tarn yoh back on him, bat da at 7:30 at the church. ter-in-law, Mrs. Ida Schooley. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Slater, of Cas- two acres more or less, according land and heavily timbered. Some William Frost, of Lowell, was baby were Sunday visitors of Mr. The Ledger covers this terri- anamy will welcome da chance to were satisfied, others dreaded Ihe A. J. Hoelsema, pastor. Miss Mabel Loring spent last cade ate dinner Thursday evening lo the Government Survey, ex- Read the Want Column. Ihe guest of his grandparents, S. is always SAFE and Mrs. Willard Smith. with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Coger. tory thoroughly. give you a kick."—Washington Star. change. It took all the first sum- week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds! BUS SCHEDULE cepting therefrom ten (10) acres S. Weaver and wife lasl week. M. E. CHURCH—ALTO CHARGE Houghton, of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Russell, of mer to get them down Grand riv- Will Frost and wife, of Low- and children, of Flint, spent the LOWELL. MICH. of land in square form out of er lo Grand Haven where they Services Sunday: Mrs. Ora Dawson and children Bddfcig, spent Sunday evening Ihe northeast corner thereof and ell, called at the Weaver home week-end wth Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Daylight Savings Time) with Mrs. George Gregory. wintered. The next season they Alto Church—10:00 a. m. Pub- attended the baptism services at Vosburg. Mr. and Mrs. Claude! also excepting therefrom nine Sunday evening. lic worship Preaching by the fyemand ihis. Eleanor Gregory spent a few camped at Pentwater and in the Ernest Bichardson, wife and Green lake Sunday afternoon. Reynolds and little son. of Lan-, Effective April 12. 1931 acres of land out of the southeast BUD 'a' BUB The World's Wrong, Bud's Right! By ED KRESSY Spring of 1858 Ihey moved lo pastor. Miss Eleanor Loring gave sev- 1 days last week visiting her grand- Forrest called on Mrs. Howard sing, were Sunday dinner guesls corner thereof described as fol- Elbridge and Crystal townships. 11:15 a. m. Sunday school eral Hawaiian guitar selections DAILY ma and aunt, Mrs. Henry Hesche lows, to-wit: Lite at the home of Mrs. Melinda afler visiting with Mr. and Mrs. WEST EAST and Mrs. Raymond Hesche. Not all the families went in a Lyle Clark, superintendent. at the Daniels and Harris Creek Commencing at the southeast Lite Sunday afternoon. James Baird. 7:20 a. m. 7:S5 a. in. Verne Coger had a bumper body, some moved via Newaygo, Bowne Center church—10:06 school reunions Saturday after- Ed. Bolt and family, of Chica- corner thereof, thence running Imogene Bedford, of Grand a. m. Sunday school. Every 9:25 a. m. 10:05 a. in. crop of wheal averaging 46 bu. sortie stayed a few years in Hast- Bapids, has been the guest of her noon. go. were recent visitors of his to the acre. north on the east line of said ings or Holland in bark wigwams. body welcome. Miss Genevieve Timm and girl 12:25 p. m. 12:25 p. ro. land seven chains, (7 chs) ninety- aunt, Mrs. Alfred Custer for a father. J. Boll and family. 2:30 p. m. 2:35 p. m. Mrs. Irvin Kent entertained her Cob-moo-sa did not get to El- 11:30 a. m. Preaching by the friends of Kalamazoo spent the Eugene Wilson and family nine links (99 Iks), thence west couple of weeks. pastor. week-end al the home of her 3:35 p. ro. 5.15 p. ro. mother. Mrs. Eddy and sister. bridge until the spring of 1862, Earl Starbard, wife and sons were in Grand Rapids Saturday. Marian Smith, of Howard City, eleven chains (11 chs) twenty- and then without any family. His South Lowell church—Sunday parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 4:30 p. ro. 6:35 p. in. seven links (27 Iks), thence south of i Lowell, visited at Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Dave Veenslra 9:10 p. ro. 10:30 p. in. over the week-end. mind so bright, gradually failed school. 10 a. m. Preaching 7:30 Timm and daughter Katherine. and little daughter spenl several seven chains, (7 chs) ninety- Thompson's Sunday. Ellen Coger spent part of last in his last few years. There is Mrs. S. S. Weaver and Mrs. O. Eldridge Tupper, of Grand Bap- days recently wilh Henry Fase SUNDAY ONLY week with her friend, Wilhel- nine links (99 Iks), thence east a well founded proof that he had ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH ids, spent the past week at the and family. Henry. Jr.. ailended eleven chains, twenty-seven links Deardorf and children were the 9:55 a. ro. 8:35 a. ro. mina De Roller in Grand Rapids. some gold coins saved from the guests of Mta. Edith Frost, of Sunday school every Sunday at home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. the horse races in Grand Rapids' 12:25 p. ro. (11 chs. 27 Iks) to the place of treaty of 1833 which he kept 10 o'clock. Classes for all with and Mrs. Ora Dawson and family. 1:55 p. ro. beginning, conveying sixty-three Lowell, last Thursday. with Dave Veenslra. 5:45 p. ro. 4:25 p. ro. 8. LOWELL—BUSY CORNERS buried near a lake in Elbridge good teachers. Mrs. Carl Higley and Mrs. Claud Lyle Dunn, of Pewamo, and| (63) acres of land, more or less. Loring and Mrs. Henry Timm. 9:25 p. ro. 7:35 p. m. which bears his name. Cob-moo- HICKORY HOLLOW NEWS Preaching at 11 o'clock. A ieware of Imitations Miss Violet Schrier. of East Low-1 J. P. Pierce, wife and daughter, EDITH VAN SICKLE. sa lived in Elbridge wilh Ne- sneaker from Calvary Baptist Mrs. Salina taring were Monday Mortgagee. / ell. were recent callers at Earlj Station and Ticket Offic e Too Much Maxine, of Chicago, were last gonce, Mrs. Negake and Mrs. Sunday guesls at the home of church will be with us next Sun- evening callers at the home of Vosburg's and A. Fairehild. or Eldred A Gemuend, Bailey, where he died in July, GENUINE Bayer Aspirin, the Ihe former's parents, Mr. and Henry's Drug Store week visitors at Earl McDiar- Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Bighy were day. •:ind doctors prescribe and millions Benton Harbor, and Miss Wilmal mid's. Mr. Pierce is a cousin of Attorneys for Mortgagee. 1865. He was buried in a pri- You are cordially invited to Mrs. Vern Loring and daughter Phone 30 Business Address, Bill Bigley and daughter Louisa, if users have proven safe for more Monks, of Grand Rapids, were! Mrs. McDiarmid. vate pagan cemetery on a small and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Denny these services as well as prayer Eleanor. Saturday night callers. ACID Ionia, Mich. 9-131 than thirty years, can easily be Royal Willett and Florence knoll about one hundr?d rods and family. meeting every Wednesday eve- ANY people, two boon afta Vanbatter were Grand Haven south of the Government school- ning. identified by the name Bayer and MORSE LAKE ITEMS eating, suffer indigestion as The Ledger goes into nearly Callers at the William Bickert the word genuine as above. M visitors on Sunday. house at Ihe N. E. corner of Sec- home Sunday p.iternoon were tbey call it It is usually excess add. 1,600 homes in this immediate vi- tion 27 of Elbridge. Oceana Mr. and Mi's. Chris. Leonard, of cinity. We ask your advertis- Mrs. Emma Howe and son Bobert, 8. LOWELL M. E. CHURCH Genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Houghton, of Correct it with an alkaK. The best Ionia, spent Sunday at Ray Ril- county. Michigan. wre; always the same. It has the Detroit, spent Friday with Mr. way, the quick, harmless and efficient ing patronage, not as a favor, but of Orleans and Miss Ruth Con- Suuday school, 10:30 a. m. tenger's. On the corner by Ihe Cob-moo- verse. of Belding, and Clayton Preaching service, 8 p. m. anqualified endorsement of physi- and Mrs. F. L. Houghton. way, is Phillips Milk of Magnesia. for the good the advertising will sa schoolhouse built in 1860 by IS THIS It has remained for 50 years the Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDiarmid do your business and the com- Sparks and family, of Grand Bap- Prayer meeting and Bible study iins and druggists everywhere. It Adrian Smilh is spending the and father, Eliab McDiarmid and munity as a whole. MB, THfWf the U. S. government for the In- ids. Bay Bickert and Bussell and at the church on Thursday eve- ioesn't depress the heart. No harmful week with his uncle and -nunl. standard with physicians. One spoon- dians. under large maple trees, ful in water neutralizes many times Earl Meddaugh vrtted Elroy Buddy Wbeaton were also there. nitu? at 8 p. m. if ter-effects follow its use. Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Lustig in Schwarder in Grand Rapids on rtMPEO soMrnw stands a beautiful monument Grand Rapids. iU volume in stomach adds, and at Mrs. Grace Vanderlip is in The annual South Lowell Bayer Aspirin is the universal anti- Sunday. IM ruis VMATTR'- erected by the D. A. B., of Ionia, school nicnic will be held on Fri- Mrs. George Lewis and grand- YOUR once. The symptoms disappear in Alaska caring for her mother, iote for pains of all kinds. five minutes. Mrs. Guy Willett and two sons AUTO LOANS and the people of this neighbor- Mrs. A. T. Dean. day, July 31st at Fallasburg park. daughter. Frances Houghton, You will never use crude methods were Sunday guests of the home hood. It was unveiled June 26th, Mrs. Nola Adgate and son and Cars will be furnished to convey Headadies Neuritis called on Mrs. Henry McCIellan Legal Rate af latereat 1827, by two great-great-grand- when you know this better method. folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ache- Mrs. Martha Bickert and Bichard folks to the park. Please be at Colds Neuralgia and Mrs. Maude McCIellan last HOTEL? And you will never suffer from excess son. FIKUTT eNPOUTIOI daughters of Cob-moo-sa, wit- Courier were callers Friday af- church at 10 a. m. Everyone in- Sore Throat Lumbago Wednesday afternoon. POWER acid when you prove out this easy Mrs. Ruby Stark accompanied nessed by an audience of about ternoon at the home of Wm. Bic- vited. Rheumatism Toothache Miss Frances Houghton spent •'•Wr OP MICHIGAN eight hundred Indians and while relief. Anne Green and Gordon Sher- kert. Every one welcome to these Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer a couple of days in Detroit last Be sure to get the genuine Phillips wood, of Lowell, to Reed's Lake 1018-19. Grand Rapida people, who enjoyed a picnic din- meetings. week. Summer motoring in traffic or multiple miles at high MUk of Magnesia prescribed by National Bank Building ner and a splendid program nanufacture of monoacetkaddeater a. a on Sunday. Read The Ledger ads. Bev. Charles Lohnes. pastor. >f salkylicadd. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Clark and physicians for 50 years in correcting Mr. and Mrs. Waller Weiland GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. speed calls for a motor fuel • • • flexible, responsive, Let Us Tell You excess acids. 25c and 50c a bottle—' and George Weiland were Lan- —aad— EAST LOWELL any drugstore. "Milk of Magnesia • sing visitors Sunday. National Baak BaiMing, Why It Should Bel has been the U. S. Registered Tradd Harold Rlttenger and wife were IONIA, MICHIGAN. Roy Leaodenslager, wife and knockless and potently powerful. Mark of the Charles H. Phillipi Under State Saperriaioa Chemical Company since 1875. Sunday guests of Mrs. Rittenger's son, of Troy, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. parents in Berlin township. Where Your Money Is SAFE Cable, Mr. and Mrs. Oaks, of BLUE SUNOCO offers these qualities at regular gas Grand Bapids, Almira Holiinger, BASEBALL A first mortgage on homes has aptly been termed the back- of Nashville, and Mrs. Emma RATIS ^•HE PARK AVENUE offers the Ci»it«U I'M kr 1mm* w. Hiiteriully Corrtcl SkrtckM price. *« By Jameg W. Brooks Al lilfcU Rmrval B, CALVIN rADEK bone of a safe investment. Pratt, of Wayland, were guesls at Singlet V—' most economical high class G RO IRQ EJVA SHTNGTON'S TRAVELS the L. D. Warner home last week. $2.00, $2.50 r.- The Standard first mortgages on 5711 homes, amounting lo Reor^ation Park, Lowell hotel accommodations in Detroit— $14,265,850.00 an average of $2,500.00 on each are all on homes Mrs. John Jeffery, Sr., enter- and $3.00 tained a company of bovs Sunday and even to that proverbial "tipping "PP1raise d at $33,655,561.12 and insured against fire or loss for $36,1 safety factor of over $2.00 for every in honor of her son Leslie's birth- habit." doldollal r loaned, wilh the further security that Standard loans day. Double: Mrs. Hanson has a nephew vis- $3.00. $4.00 are repaid monthly, thereby further increasing the safety as No fancy extra charges —and more each payment is received. iting her from Detroit. snd $5.CO Lillian Sherman, of Grand Bap- for your money than most hotels In 38 years Standard investors have never lost a penny and auT M ids, is visiting her mother, and offer with the "extra this and ihat" have received 5% for every day their money his been in- they together visited Mrs. Carl Special Weekly vested. This is just one good reason why this Hahn, of Ionia, last Thursday. 3:00 p. m. Rstet $12.50 to We Invite Your Inquiry Messrs. Isaac and Will Filkins $17.50. One or should be "Your Hotel." and Mr. and MVs. J. N. Hubbel two penons to Surplus $350,000.00 a room Assets $17,000,000.00 attended tbc Filkins reunion at take Odessa last Saturday, nine- P. N. A. of Grand Rapids PARK AVENUE HOTEL K ENERAL Braddock's approach to Wis tragic hour was ty-five relatives being present. Standard Savings Mrs. Putnam and Buth attended Best (bod In Park Avenue at tprert XX unknowingly planned in Carlyle House at Alexandria. Knookiess, High Powered Motor Fuei Detroit. Special a Sunday school picnic at Fallas- vs. $1.00 Dinner Two Hocks From Matomc Tomplo Washington's courteous insiflence that his services be acccrdeJ NE day, about noon, the marching soldiers & Loan Association burg park last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. -Homer Hubbel at Regular Gas Prioe proper rank having been satiffactorily met. this quiet and O were scattered from the roadway by the noise and du

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fineis are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Higgins, Lowell, president, and Mrs. Hattie This and That driving a new Chrysler 8. of Keene. were Sunday visitors of Morse, of Loweii, secretary and Miss Mary Walmark spent Mr. and Mrs. William Devering. treasurer. From Around Tuesday in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Mary McTavish, of Kent TIRE PRICES Mrs. Ella Holmes and son Fred, City, is a two weeks' guest of her The Old Town of Ionia, were Monday callers of son, Frank McTavish and family. Social Events Lowell friends. Robert White and daughter Na HIT BOTTOM! Mrs. Loyal Vandebroeck of da, of .South Haven, spent Mon- Mrs. Helen I/)ok Berger enter- The postofilce building has Moseley, attended St. Mary's dav witw h Dr. and Mrs F. E. tained with a luncheon at Hetr- been repainted. church in Lowell Sunday. While. polsheimer's lea room. Grand Loweet Level Srer Reaobod in Mrs. H. C. Scott has repainted Mr. and Mrs. I.yle Webster and Robert Slarkey was in Grand Rapids Tuesday in honor of Mrs. her candy store. son, und Miss Dorothy Hardy are Rapids Sunday attending funeral Peter E. Vos and Miss Florence enjoying a motor trip in the East. services for his mother, who l^iwton. of Flint, who are guests BUY NOW AT TOBMI LOW W. K. Hall's implement store of MVs. Vos' parents, Mr. and Mrs. front has been repainted. Mrs. A. J. Nash, of lousing, passed away Friday al Saugatuck at the age of 77 years. B. A. Charles for a few days. Mrs. Amy Headley, of Middle- was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Other guests at the luncheon At low priees, Goodyear—Ike Inpsil Saturday Cash Specials ville. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Frost and family last were Mrs. Albert Roth, of Detroit, Ed. Hoag. Thursday. and Mrs. Raymond Bergin. INCREASED VALUE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hahn and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reusser and Family Reunions Fresh Ground Beef, lb ... 10c family spent Sunday evening in daughter of Grand Rapids, were Miss Irene Parker, daughter of iMoftheCentary to replace ekl tires! Grand Rapids. week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. MV. and Mrs. Claude Parker, of Shoulder Pork Roaitt lb... 12'/2C Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan, of Wesley Crooks. Chase Family Reunion Owosso and gramklaughter of (irand Rapids, called on Ixmell Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ribbler, Jr. The annual reunion of the Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge M. Parker, Pork Steak, lb...... 15c friends Monday. and baby, on M-21, Ada road, were Chase family was held July 26th of I^owell, was united in marriage supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Lyle l^tux, of Battle Cree at Campau Ij«ke. Over fifty par- July 25 with Alfred W. Erlich. 10c Mrs. Otis Bibbler. Lamb Stew, lb »ent the week-end with Mr. anf d took of the bountiful dinner The happy couple will be at home Mrs. Ruby Stark, Miss Anna rs. Will Uux. which was followed by the busi- In Owosso after August 8. IW Qaalky Tbe IWRaaskeMI Lamb Shoulder, lb 19c Green and Gordon Sherwood ness meeting. The following Miss Cora Foster is spending a spent Sunday afternoon at Ra- officers were elected for the en- Ives and Sunday, July 26, was Mrs. Chas. Leg of Lamb, lb 23c few days with relatives mona park. Grand Rapids. suing year: President, Mrs. Mae 30i*to friends in Detroit. Kyser's birthday, and it was •4* , Large Frankfurti, lb 11c Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horn and Loucks, Grand Rapids; vice presi- iroperly celebrated with all her Mrs. F. A. Dickerson is having family returned lo their home in dent, Mrs. Jennie Lewis, Saranac; chhihlrei n home, and the tradition- 4JSMI •S-w her home on E. King street treat- Dowagiac Sundav after suending secretary-lreasurer, Mn. May al ice cream and birthday cakes (MESJO) ed to a coat of fresh paint. a few days with Mrs. Caroline P)rogra1 m com- Those present were R. A. Kyser Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jessup. of Coulter. mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ky- and family, Howard Kyser and 4.75-19 '•fr« i WEAVER'S MARKET Kalamazoo, are spending a few Mrs. Henry Taylor and daugh- ser, I^owell; sports committee, family. Lyle Bovee and family. (aa>4.7f) days with Mrs. Lucy Foster. ter Audie and two children, of Mrs. Blanche Vi^lChase, Gran- d Rap- Mall Kyser and family, Carl Ky- 4J040 Phone 156 Wt DellTer Mrs. Elsie Rittenger. of Bath, loosing, spent Saturday ' after- ids; publicity committee, Mrs. ser and family, Ralph Kyser and has been visiting Mrs. Hmma Pot- noon with Mr. and MVs. William Bertha Chase, Saranac. It was family. Myron Kyser and family, ' (1*4.80) ter and other Lowell friends. Devering. voted to hold the meeting next and Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox. 5.00-19 Mrs. Frank McTavish and chil- year on the last Sunday in July •6-M MVs. A. l^sh and Mrs. Fred dren were guesls of their uncle, at Electric park near Muir. After Mrs. D. C Macham entertained Washington's unrivaled build- Hosley, of Ann Arbor, were week- Albert Webb, of Flint, Thursday, the business meeting we listened with a four-some of 500 Saturday ing program, marking a second end guests of Mrs. Cora McKay. Youngest "Rear D. A. R. and all motored to Grand Haven lo a short program, then the afternoon. Her guests were era in the development of the Mrs. I^Roy Rrashaw and Mrs. for the day. president turned the meeting over Mrs. Charles Williamson, Mrs. Capital, will, when completed, Oscar Lockmiller, of i^ansins, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sherwood to the Sports committee. The Fred Rogers, and MVs. W. Mor- give to the world its most inter- Ralph's Tire & Radio Shop were guests Friday of Mrs. AI. and four children and Miss Anna rest of the day was spent in visit- gan. Light refreshments were esting example of man's accom- Ward. Green spent Friday evening at ing and enjoying the cool water served. Phone 433 On-the-Bridge Lowell plishment in city planning. With- MVs. F. X. White, of Detroit, the Pardee CosgrifT home in of the lake. in MO years from Ihe laying of has been visiting at the homes of Bowne Center. Mrs. Oscar Brezina entertained its foundation this seat of the He- her sons, Dr. F. E. White and Art Mr. and MVs. John Brake, of Rupe Family the neighborhood bridge club Still SkMi MMMM Urn WLM public finds itself in the midst of a White. Clarksville, Donald and Marie Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Wil- Tuesday evening with a 7 o'clock Twenty tncandesrent lamps are La Olocondai semnt thremn*e yeeryewrer foiotr construction program the like of Clare Yeiter and wife of Free- Keiser, of South Boston, were dinner. Bridge followed and sold to th# United Statea every sec- Ds Vinci's fataeo•onee painting. MODS which no other nation's capital port. were Sunday guests of the liamson attended the Rupe family Sunday evening callers of Mrs. reunion last Sunday at Potter's the honors of the evening were eed, aed yet ws contlnas to bear, Lisa. Thee, IS aSdldoa to bstaa has ever witnessed. When, at former's Unpther, MK Chroline Ruth Freeman. received by Mrs. R. M. Shivel and •ew and thsn, aboat the fanersl of a beautiful tamr, she wss one of the end of Ihe next fifteen years, park, I^nsing seventy-two being Coulter. Mrs. Wesley Roth and Mrs. Mrs. John Arehart. Guests were eseNbody who hantsd for a ga* the sarllset of the enderancs sit- the $150,000,000 which Congress Mrs. Claude Bresse and daugh- present coming from Jackson, De- Grace Gibson took their sister-in- troit, Battle Creek, Saginaw, Mus- Mrs. C. H. Runciman. Mrs. Wm. with a lighted candle. t«ra.—Detroit News. has already authorized has been ter Shirley, of Grand Rapids, law, Mrs. Herbert Brezina, to the Wachterhouser, Mrs. Earl Thom- put to use, Washington will have kegon, Nashville and Redlands, spent Saturdav evening with Mrs. home of Dr. Jackson in Grand as. MVs. John Arehart. Mrs. R. M. no rival for architectural grand- California. A. Ward. Rapids Monday. Shivel, Mrs. I>. W. Rutherford, eur. Its beauty will be en- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Washburn After enjoying a most wonder- Mr. and Mrs. Horton Harrison ful dinner a business meeting was Mrs. F. J. McMahon and Mrs. hanced also by the rebuilding of and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraft and two daughters and Mrs. Mary held and oflicers were elected for Elizabeth Lalley. some of its parks, avenues and spent Sunday afternoon at Cam- McTavish, of Kent City, were public gardens. pau lake. Ihe ensuing year. William Ad- Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. dison. of Jackson was elected Mrs. C. E. Keiser pave a party KROCER STORES Dan Sinclair, Ray Borgerson Frank McTavish. Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Angelina Loring Averjr, 92. of president, Charles Williamson, and Harold Wardell are spending Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole and the 10th birthday of her son Willimantic, Conn., is the youngest of vice president, and Mrs. William- lSsst^ several days al Sutton's Bay pick- daughter, Inez Louise, spent last Keith. Those present besides the six surviving daughters of men son secretary and treasurer. ing cherries. week with her people, Mr. and the honored guest were Mac who fought fa the War of 76. Her Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder, of Mrs. John Haberstumpf at Iheir Fonger, .Hoyt Phelps, William father was 74 at her birth. Covill Family Marshall, spent Saturday evening cottage at Ixmg Lake. Christiansen, George, John and FOR SALE with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Maxson The Covill family reunion was Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horn and Tom Cook, Leone Malle, Allen and Mrs. Lucy Foster. held Sunday at Campau lake with Postmen, who do more walking and Lloyd Wisner, Russell and FLOIR family and Mrs. Caroline Coulter twenty-seven members pri in a day than the average person Mts. Annie Denise and son, and were Saturday dinner guests of Carrol Keiser, Lloyd and Carl Jennie Miller, of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids. Otsego. Flint and Used Cars does in a week, have been called Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Peterson (nee Lowell being represented. Offi- Kerekes, William Frost and Rob- mu meml - numn were Monday evening callers of upon to demonstrate to the De- Nora Howe) in Grand Rapids. cers elected for the ensuing year ert Cahoon. Keith was carried AmU I n l I m emkmt md - mm CM IMml m fVUmry partment of Agriculture the rel- Mr. and Mrs. George M. Parker. out in his chair and placed on 1928 Erskine Sedaa Mrs. W. A. Minly and daugh- were: Mrs. Nettie Bowes, of Imm^pmpmmkrwUA^mkmmd ative merits of two methods of Mrs. Sarah Morse is spending ter Helen, daughter and grand- the lawn where he could watch tanning shoe leather. Chemists the week-end with her son-in- »»«e»e»eee#eeoMeteee4 the games. Ice cream, with pink daughter of Mrs. P. C. Freeman, S4**. 1926 Hudson 4-D. Bronfham desired to compare hides tanned law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Belle Collar left Sunday and white cake were served, and by the vegetable and the chrome Harold Sissem, at Lansing. The Society the young host received many 75c on a motor trip to Minneapolis, gifts in honor of the occasion. 1926 Stndebaker Standard retan processes. The mates of Miss Vada Union, Roger Mc- where the Mintys will .eside. a pair of shoes each carried a PEIMIIEIT NAVE While the children were gathered Mahon and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mrs. Allen Minnix, formerly Cmln Fhw 24K-U>. uck ||| Coach sole of the difTerent tanning. on the lawn Vern Ashley came McMahon are enjoying a few days K^el Yardley of Washington, D. The Most Advanced Method Washington postmen were fur- and took their pictures, which Ae-Hf motor trip in Northern Michigan. C.. is visiting her father in Low- nished with these shoes and after of Permanent Waving will always be a pleasant memory Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson ell, and brother, William Yardley, a thorough test the chrome- of his 10th birthday. Beigle Motor Silos and daughter Gloria, of Cedar of Grand Rapids, and will be a tanned soles showed considerab- Centennial Spoolal Springs, called on Mrs. Fred Mal- visitor at the Lowell Centennial. § Jlitl, do*. quMrta De Vaux Dealer ly less wear, but in rainy weather Mrs. E. L. Kinyon entertained colm and daughter Abby Sunday Dr. and Mrs. F. E. White and Only $5.50 Lowell Mich. they became water soaked and Friday with a 6 o'clock dinner. Mason Jars 65c afternoon. 75c daughter Charlotte and son Ger- Her guests were Mrs. Caroline slippery where the vegetable- Mr. and Mrs. H. Peterson. ald and Mrs. F. N. White, of De- Coutter, Mrs. H. Bartlett, Mrs. C. Itanned did not. Misses Emma and Louise Kraft troit, spent Sunday with Miss Tht Unity llwpH 0. I^awrence, Mrs. Wm. Stowell, b< tU were Sunday callers of Mr. and Certo * 25c Susie Kerr at Spring Ijike, and all Phone 378—2 Mrs. Belle Hodges, Mrs. Emma Mrs. Charles Kraft and Mr. and Fm ilmfil JOr tUmg - ^ ft »* Ml enjoyed a picnic dinner at High- Gunn, Mrs. H. Young, and Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Gramer. land park. • MsiMeeiMeeeseseete Emma White, of Detroit. Pineapple 2 29c SEE A REPRODUCTION OF THE Mrs. Winnie Sinclair, Glen feafcb • M «r owM M la Imvt sfi* Chaffee and son Vernon, and Mr. mm€h Reaper Used lOO Years Ago and Mrs. M. Kingdom and son Cocoaaat Cake 25c Wayne, spent the week-end at " MICHIGAN'S FINEST SMALL THEATRE " WhiteUrf aU wfthHUa rill iibt.>aailj apaMiM afthImrtrfmm —AT— Murray lake camping. Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarlane, Fried Cakes 16c Hunter & Steed's Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacFarlane Frmh Knff» UM - pya «i and family, of Detroit, and Mr. Sunday and Monday If you have an old time relic you would like to display bring and Mrs. F. P. MacFarlane spent Pfask Alaska tall. it in. Sunday at Hardy dam. Sunday Matinee at 3:00 10c and 20c Salmon STIUMw D 10c Mrs. Wm. Loveless returned LOWELL, MICH. Phk AkHki - IIm mml ppobr tn bed kr nUo aad oMdwidM Farm Implement Dealers Thursday from Lakeview, where Evenings at 7:00 and 9:00 10c and 40c Lowell, Mich. 304 W. Main St. Phone 270 she Jias been caring for her Bread Country Club IH-Ib. loaf Jc mother, who has been ill. Miss Bernice I^e and Raymond Love- less motored to Lakeview after Dntck Tea Rask *«• 12c her. Mrs. Art Schneider and Mr. and quart jar 2$C Mrs. George M. Parker returned SaladI Dressing from Owosso Monday, after at- EabMorlnad-PM 17c SmLd Spmad - Pftal lie Gibson's tending the wedding of their niece and granddaughter. Miss Daadee Dill Pickles ** 17c Irene Parker on Saturday eve- k-toyinm Saturday Cash ning. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Freeman and three children, of Lansing, Cams Cloves 3 - 25c Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman and TORCH daughter, and Frank O'Harrow, Mlasda liaaj besao •oaktl of South Boston, and Mrs, Ruth SONG 1 Freeman enjoyed a picnic supper beepmea Ivory Flakes^ ^ -i*«- 22c at Fallasburg park Sunday. Ipkp-n. "g*" IDs Pr" -" lie a greet Lee Rierce. for 19 years secre- 4 17c tary of the Grand Rapids Cham- screen efasM* ber of Commerce, and dean of trin m pa! "i*" 10c ICe secretaries of the state at the Graadpa's Tar Saap 2 ^ He lime of his resignation, was in 3 Lowell on business Tuesday in company with A. E. Lamble. KROGER FINE COFFEES •d-SsSJfc "r *""" 10c The Lowell Light and Power company is indebted lo the Kin- Jewel a hM uv4m o«am a 19c 1 yon Greenhouse for two lovely "K?" 10c 'Tb'. -"" 10c geranium beds in the park oppo- French *29c site the light oflice. The Kin- Horse Radish 1|||| Pork Roast, lb. |Aa yons donated these to assist in Her Grace A-»ikadei^ ^ 25c jar • ww green picnic., iw® the Centennial decorations. Country Club11 • * ' 1 ^ 39c Mr. and Mrs. Neville Davarn and son Billy and daughter Mar- She paid—body and soul for 117 West Main sh. Phone 224 LowHl, Mich. cia Jean, of Pewamo. spent Sun- day with Mrs. John Kropf. They the weakness of the flesh—the • - FRESH FRUITS mnd VEGETABLES - - were accompanied home by their iintof sinning! N«ver before A malili IfaealfteskPiaai •• i Vagslakiea * son Jack, who had spent a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. so glorious a role for our Kropf. Dancing Daughter"—It's dy- Fancy The Little Racine restaurant namite! Elbwrta presents a greatly improved ap- Peaches 5-230 arance, the walls and ceilings Phnm fUMj Qmtkmi kSm, Mr - Cwrgk am M> aving been nicely redecorated be |md W Snm and the short-order counter moved to a more convenient lo- Oraiget California Sunkist cation. The Racines don't take *sir 2fc WANTED! a back seat for anybody when it Horn* grown bunch 1|| comes to good home-cooking. Celery Crisp and tandar EGGS and POULTRY Watermelons 39c SvmI, rife, deSdew Wstocu - 24-Sj. MN>fe Watch ear Window Streamsrs far Outitsnfag Week-EwJ Spedris Buying every day CHOICE QUALITY MEATS FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS --Open" Beef Roast 121c Wednesday ard Saturday Nights Oieoet dndk cab Saeei tk VIS 10 N Laughing and living, singing for Saf.r Cm! - 2 to 3 a pome The function of the eye to lovo—Beautiful Joan Crawford is see and the brain to foresee Saekcd Piciles ">• H. . Highest Prices Paid—See Us are both called vision. It ia grand as a gay little song and dance fkficwml) sad So weed foresight to have your sight Before You Sell tested at least once a year. girl whose love-life suddenly tum- MM lib Rest! Phone 236 for an appoint- bles about her I A nut vOl be poaad Is mm ment. We offer expert eye- I correction and treatment at very reasonable fe««. Tempestuous, Exciting! A dra- Boiliat Beef - So C. H. Runciman E. SICL ER matic masterpiece you will never Qaody BmI • bia olart ribs Phono 34 Lowell, Mich. Your Optomotrlst, forgoll LOWELL, MICH.